XRP doesn't need a high price because institutions can reuse the same coins repeatedly for settlement, borrowing them briefly and returning them to circulation. This constant velocity keeps liquidity flowing without requiring massive reserves.
One of the most common explanations you'll hear is that XRP doesn't need to be priced high because it can be reused. And that idea is simple. Instead of institutions holding large amounts of XRP, they can access it when they need it, use it briefly for settlement, and then return it to circulation. In that framework, XRP is always moving. Liquidity stays fluid. Velocity does the work. And in a stable environment, that logic holds up really good. If you're serious about building wealth in this shift, make sure you're subscribed.
