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Ripple CTO David Schwartz Comments on the Future of XRP Prices

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


  1. Schwartz's Statements on XRP Prices
  2. Impact of Prices on XRP Payments
  3. Schwartz's Discussion on XRP History and Future

  4. Ripple CTO David Schwartz recently shared his views on the future of XRP prices, confirming his holdings and explaining how price changes affect the use of cryptocurrency for payments.

    Schwartz's Statements on XRP Prices

    In response to a user alleging that XRP prices are being suppressed, Schwartz confirmed his holdings and stated that if he could raise the price, he would. 'I hold XRP. If there was some way I could get the price of XRP to go up, I assure you that I would do it.'

    Impact of Prices on XRP Payments

    In another reply, Schwartz indicated that lower prices for XRP could make payments more expensive. He drew an analogy with Bitcoin, stating that it was impractical to use BTC to buy a house when BTC was $100, but it is now practical with BTC's higher value.

    Schwartz's Discussion on XRP History and Future

    Schwartz has always been inclined toward a higher valuation for XRP. In one of his tweets from 2017, he argued that XRP cannot be 'dirt cheap' as it wouldn't make sense for payment operations. Recently, he reminded users that $1 million worth of XRP will always equal $1 million, regardless of the price of one XRP.

    David Schwartz continues to consistently discuss the significance of XRP prices and their impact on the use of the cryptocurrency for international payments. His statements have attracted the crypto community's attention, sparking active discussions on price forecasts and XRP's potential future.

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