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Finance Expert Says $1,000 XRP Price Won’t Be the Ceiling, But the Floor. Here’s Why
In a recent statement, Versan Aljarrah, co-founder of Black Swan Capitalist, has reiterated his bullish stance on XRP’s long-term value, arguing that a $1,000 price point would represent the baseline rather than an upper limit.
According to Aljarrah, the current price of XRP, which is trading slightly above $3, must increase substantially to serve its intended purpose in a future, fully integrated financial infrastructure. He believes that when XRP is adopted as the settlement layer for cross-border transactions and institutional flows, a $1,000 valuation would be the “floor,” not the “ceiling.” This, he says, would reflect the asset’s role in enabling global liquidity rather than speculative trading.
Aljarrah connects this to the evolution of finance toward tokenized assets, real-time foreign exchange settlements, and sovereign debt swaps. In his vision, XRP becomes the bridge for these innovations, facilitating trillions of dollars in cross-border transactions. A $1,000 XRP price would then be justified as a necessary condition for such transactions.
The key factor that would drive XRP’s value upward is its fixed supply of 100 billion tokens and the transaction burn mechanism that permanently removes a small amount from circulation with each transfer. Over time, this reduction in supply combined with growing demand could create upward pressure on price.
Aljarrah has previously argued that an XRP price of only a few dollars would be incompatible with a tokenized financial market worth trillions. He instead maintains that much higher valuations—possibly in the hundreds or thousands of dollars—would be required to provide the necessary liquidity for large-scale settlements, central bank operations, and institutional transactions.
When asked about the timeline for such a drastic increase, Aljarrah hinted at a potential surge of over 300% within two years.
Source: timestabloid.com
