A creator explains his five-year exit plan for XRP using a ladder-out strategy, selling small portions at increasing price targets starting around $4 per coin. He argues this approach beats selling everything at once, using early Bitcoin investors who sold too early as a cautionary example.
I will still be selling portions of my XRP in 5 years from now. For my entire career in crypto, which has been 7+ years, my favorite take profit strategy has been laddering out. All this means is selling small portions of your holdings at key levels that you decide. So for example, My first one is around $4. That's for XRP. So $4, we're selling our first portion. And then all the way up, I hope to still, still be selling XRP in 5 years from now. This is absolutely key. Imagine being an early Bitcoin investor and selling all of your Bitcoin when it hit $1,000 because you thought it was so crazy. Like, imagine getting in Bitcoin at $10 And then there's everyone saying, is this thing gonna go to $1,000? Is this thing gonna go to $1,000? It finally goes to $1,000 and you sell your whole stack. You would have, you know, you're set up for a life of regret. So laddering out creates a life of maximizing profits and minimizing regrets. That's what we're trying to do. I will still be selling portions of my XRP in 5 years from now. For my entire career in crypto, which has been 7+ years, my favorite take profit strategy has been laddering out. All this means is selling small portions of your holdings at key levels that you decide. So for example, my first one is around $4. That's for XRP. So $4, we're selling our first portion, and then all the way up. I hope to still, still be selling XRP in 5 years from now. This is absolutely key. Imagine being an early Bitcoin investor and selling all of your Bitcoin when it hit $1,000 because you thought it was so crazy. Like, imagine getting in Bitcoin at $10 and then there's everyone saying, is this thing gonna go to $1,000? Is this thing gonna go to $1,000? It finally goes to $1,000 and you sell your whole stack. You would have, you know, you're set up for a life of regret. So laddering out creates a life of maximizing profits and minimizing regrets. That's what we're trying to do. I will still be selling portions of my XRP in 5 years from now. For my entire career in crypto, which has been 7+ years, my favorite take profit strategy has been laddering out. All this means is selling small portions of your holdings at key levels that you decide. So for example, my first one is around $4. That's for XRP. So $4, we're selling our first portion, and then all the way up, I hope to still, still be selling XRP in 5 years from now. This is absolutely key. Imagine being an early Bitcoin investor and selling all of your Bitcoin when it hit $1,000 because you thought it was so crazy. Like, imagine getting in Bitcoin at $10 and then there's everyone saying, is this thing going to go to $1,000? Is this thing going to go to $1,000? It finally goes to $1,000 and you sell your whole stack. You would have, you know, you're set up for a life of regret. So laddering out creates a life of maximizing profits and minimizing regrets. That's what we're trying to do. I will still be selling portions of my XRP in 5 years from now. For my entire career in crypto, which has been 7+ years, my favorite take profit strategy has been laddering out. All this means is selling small portions of your holdings at key levels that you decide. So for example, my first one is around $4. That's for XRP. So $4, we're selling our first portion, and then all the way up, I hope to still, still be selling XRP in 5 years from now. This is absolutely key. Imagine being an early Bitcoin investor and selling all of your Bitcoin when it hit $1,000 because you thought it was so crazy. Like, imagine getting in Bitcoin at $10 and then there's everyone saying, is this thing going to go to $1,000? Is this thing going to go to $1,000? It finally goes to $1,000 and you sell your whole stack. You would have, you know, you're set up for a life of regret. So laddering out creates a life of maximizing profits and minimizing regrets. That's what we're trying to do.
