A former XRP promoter who once pushed $10,000 price targets now warns against influencers hyping unrealistic predictions to sell services. He says $50 is theoretically possible but requires conditions that haven't materialized, and urges investors to ignore sensational hype.
If they're trying to tell you that XRP is going to $589, you need to run far away. I used to be that person. I've been making videos, crypto videos, for like 4 or 5 years. I used to propagate that message that XRP is going to $10,000, $1,000, and that was because I actually believed it. Do I believe it today? I believe it could do $100. $10, but the results need to show. It's been 7 years and all we've been able to do is hit $3. So if your favorite crypto influencer, XRP person, is yapping constantly telling you it's going to go to thousands and thousands and you're going to retire, you need to run far away. You need to listen to voices that are realistic, that actually know what they're talking about, have been in crypto for 7 years. And are not just propagating some crazy price prediction to sell you their consulting calls or their group or their LLC formation consulting call. It's not about that, man. This is real. This is real. This is people's real money. This is my real money in XRP. So run far away. And yeah, I will— I can no longer spread that message until I see some real results. Right? So here's my official stance. $50, sure, it could happen, but a lot of things need to happen in the world before I become bullish and before I become like verbal enough to be able to say that, right? Confident enough to be able to say like, yep, we're going to $50. A lot of things in the world need to happen, and those things have not been checked off yet. They're still yet to happen.
