"If You Miss XRP Now, You Will Regret It" - A Shocking Warning from Analysts

Many XRP supporters are intensifying their promotion of this token as "one of the largest asset transfers in history." According to Coach JV, an influential figure in the community, "Ripple is not competing with banks, but is replacing them." He emphasized that the XRP Ledger has the ability to process transactions in just 3–5 seconds at a very low cost, which is superior to the SWIFT system that costs tens of USD and takes several days to complete. Although XRP is currently trading around 2.21 USD, supporters believe that this price level will not last long if it continues to make legal and partnership progress.

Great Technological Potential, But Not Fully Exploited The RippleNet network is currently connected to more than 300 financial institutions, but the actual transaction volume is only about 1 billion USD per day, which is too small compared to the total global transactions of nearly 150 billion USD/day. This is the reason why the price of XRP has not returned to its previous peak after 7 years. Some banks are experimenting with Ripple's technology, but large-scale deployment is still limited. This reflects the gap between expectations and practical applications today. ETFs and New Licenses Could Be Price Catalysts Investors are looking forward to the first XRP ETF in the US, with experts like Eric Balchunas estimating a 95% chance of approval this year. In addition, Ripple is seeking licenses in Europe and Asia to expand its operations. Nevertheless, analysts still warn that an ETF does not mean an immediate influx of capital, and technological experiments do not always translate into real-world applications. XRP is still a high-risk investment that requires close monitoring of legal factors and actual data before "getting on board."