In this solo commentary, the speaker outlines a wave of large institutional financing plans that aim to directly purchase XRP rather than invest in equity. He lists several companies and their announced commitments: Trident (up to $500 M), Webus International (up to $300 M XRP reserve), VivoPower ($100 M on Flare and RippleUSD), Wellgistics ($50 M real‑time payments financing), and Michael Arrington’s $50 M transfer completed in seconds. He stresses that partnering with Ripple does not automatically mean using XRP, highlighting the distinction between Ripple collaborations and actual token purchases. Citing community analyst Gunner Graves, he mentions Alt Capital Group’s $25 M involvement and a claimed 647× multiplier that could lift XRP’s market cap to $630 B and push the price to roughly $13.43. He corrects a common misconception that new money directly raises market cap, explaining that market cap follows price. The speaker then discusses risk factors—escrow releases and timing—that could limit price to a $3‑$10 range by late 2025, though he remains optimistic that simultaneous investments could trigger an unprecedented rally. He concludes by urging XRP holders to be patient.
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Let's talk about XRP because there are some crazy things happening. Billions of dollars will go into this token and it's almost guaranteed to happen over the next few years. Just today we had some insane news of another financing plan to actually buy XRP tokens. This one is really— they're buying XRP tokens, they're not investing in equity or anything like that. It's buying XRP tokens with $500 million. Now let's be clear, this is a financing plan for up to $500 million, so who knows how much they're really going to put in. But this was a company called Trident, and they just announced this today. Now let me show you how this is really not even close to the full story, because there are lots of these companies introducing new strategies and telling the world that, hey, we're going to put hundreds of millions of dollars into XRP. This was another one from a little bit ago. Uh, Webus International actually said they're going to explore a financing strategy for up to— right, that's the key word— up to $300 million to establish an XRP reserve, okay, for supporting global payment solutions. We also had yet another one, VivoPower, from June as well, this month, uh, saying that they're going to deploy $100 million in XRP on Flare, uh, which is kind of like a cousin to XRP. Uh, Flare, also very bullish on Flare. I also hold Flare. Um, and they're going to add RippleUSD for treasury operations. Now, one key piece of all of this is they're actually trying to generate yield on their money. So they're putting hundreds of millions of dollars in these 3 companies, and there's more, we'll get to that. And they're actually trying to generate yield on it by staking. Another example here of tens of millions of dollars was Wellgistics actually using XRP for real-time payments in a $50 million financing deal. This is from, uh, May 9th right there. We also had Michael Arrington say, we moved $50 million worth of XRP into our company in 3 seconds and it cost 30 cents. There is no way to do that with regular money or Bitcoin. Just showing the superiority of XRP. It's already been chosen, right? All of these companies that have partnered with Ripple. First of all, all the banks that have partnered with Ripple, but then also the companies that are actually using XRP, because they're not the same thing, right? Doing business and collaborating and partnering with Ripple does not equal using XRP. It's not guaranteed that they will use XRP if they're dealing with Ripple. A shout out to Gunner Graves in my comments. He actually outlines all of the investments that are happening here. Um, and he also says Alt Capital Group, uh, is involving $25 million. And he puts this multiplier effect, 647x multiplier effect, saying that this is going to boost the market cap to $630 billion, and that would potentially push the price to $13.43. Now keep in mind market cap going up does not mean the price doesn't follow market cap, right? Market cap follows price. So if the price goes up, the market cap goes up. We need to get that right because there's a lot of liars on this app who don't understand basic math, that market cap is a calculation of circulating supply times price, okay? Not You know, more money getting invested into the coin does not make the market cap go up necessarily, right? That's like a side effect from it. So he's saying this could push it to $13, but then he's also mentioning that there's escrow releases, different risks that might only send this to $3 to $10 by late 2025. And I think that's more likely If all of these investments hit, especially if they hit at once, like at one time, we might have the craziest rally of all time. And, you know, I'm looking forward to it. That's it. There's, you know, you just have to be patient as an XRP holder. That's all you can do.
