Vincent Van Code, a software engineer and XRP commentator, predicts that XRP could gradually rise to $100 over the next three years, despite currently trading around $1.49. This would mean a market capitalization of about $6.3 trillion, making it one of the largest financial assets globally. He argues that markets do not price distant outcomes immediately, and confidence in XRP will build incrementally, similar to how Bitcoin and Ethereum evolved. This view counters critics who say such high predictions should already be reflected in XRP's current price.
XRP's market capitalization on Pluang stands at Rp1.694,67 trillion as of Oct 04, 2026, 21:01 WIB, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp19,67 trillion. The price is Rp26.816, showing a modest 0.93% increase over the past day. Despite the article's mention of a potential rise to $100, XRP currently trades at a fraction of that on Pluang, where typical holding periods average 71 days and order activity leans 70% toward selling.
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