【Crypto World】XRP has recently been hovering around $1.80, and the behind-the-scenes driver is actually the hot rush to buy ETFs. Recently, ETF clients purchased a total of $18.99 million worth of XRP in one go, directly pushing ETF holdings to the level of $1.14 billion. To be honest, this influx of funds provides quite clear support for the price.
From a fundamental perspective, XRP’s core competitiveness lies in cross-border settlement—this is a real demand, not an abstract concept. Analysts have also recognized this point and generally believe there is long-term growth potential. Predictive models indicate that by 2048, XRP could reach $12, and by 2050, it might even surge to $14.50. Sounds crazy? But considering the scale of the cross-border payment market, it’s not that exaggerated.
However, the current market sentiment remains pessimistic. The ETF purchases and fundamental support contrast interestingly with the current negative outlook—such dislocation often signals opportunities.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 12-20 19:50
This wave of ETF buying looks like real money has been poured in, but we still need to work on the 1.80 level. Stay calm and keep a steady mindset.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-20 19:32
1.1 billion holdings, this wave of ETF players is really all in. I am optimistic about cross-border settlement.
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Will it be 2048 at 12 yuan? Come on, I just want to know if it can break 2 yuan next year.
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Wait, if institutions are buying and we are still hesitating, isn't that a signal?
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Honestly, with such strong volume in ETFs, the bottom should be here.
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Daily negative expectations, yet money keeps flowing in continuously. Sometimes the market is just so contradictory.
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I agree that there is genuine demand for cross-border payments, but at 1.80, it depends on whether it will retest.
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Funds are moving, retail investors are worried, it's the same old story.
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UncleWhale
· 12-20 19:24
Damn, the ETF's massive purchase of 18.99 million is no joke. This is what big capital should look like.
Speaking of cross-border settlement, XRP indeed has real demand, unlike some purely conceptual coins. That's why I am optimistic about it.
2048 at $12? Haha, wait another thirty years and I'll be retired already, but the logic does hold up.
The current market atmosphere is really amusing. Good news piles up but the price just won't move. Let's wait and see when the sentiment reverses.
Not buying the dip around the 1.8 level would be a bit of a pity.
This mismatch between negative expectations and fundamentals can't last forever. There will be a release eventually.
ETF is sweeping aggressively, indicating that institutions are quietly positioning. Retail investors are still debating whether to jump in.
XRP breaks through $1.80, ETF net holdings surpass $1.1 billion
【Crypto World】XRP has recently been hovering around $1.80, and the behind-the-scenes driver is actually the hot rush to buy ETFs. Recently, ETF clients purchased a total of $18.99 million worth of XRP in one go, directly pushing ETF holdings to the level of $1.14 billion. To be honest, this influx of funds provides quite clear support for the price.
From a fundamental perspective, XRP’s core competitiveness lies in cross-border settlement—this is a real demand, not an abstract concept. Analysts have also recognized this point and generally believe there is long-term growth potential. Predictive models indicate that by 2048, XRP could reach $12, and by 2050, it might even surge to $14.50. Sounds crazy? But considering the scale of the cross-border payment market, it’s not that exaggerated.
However, the current market sentiment remains pessimistic. The ETF purchases and fundamental support contrast interestingly with the current negative outlook—such dislocation often signals opportunities.