Crypto trader Kylo Tradez has rejected the possibility of XRP reaching $10,000 and questioned why investors continue to expect such an extraordinary price increase.
He also admitted that he regrets buying XRP when he first entered the cryptocurrency market, saying he would have accumulated Bitcoin instead if he could make that investment decision again.
His remarks address one of the most debated expectations among XRP investors: how high the cryptocurrency can realistically climb. Kylo Tradez believes investors who expect XRP to reach thousands of dollars have misunderstood its potential and should reconsider their investment expectations.
When I first got into crypto, I bought ripple:native willingly (like an idiot) because I didn’t know much and all I heard was everyone talking about it going to $10,000.
Now that I’ve been in crypto for a few years, I realize how stupid that sounds, it’s never happening.
If I…
— Kylo Tradez (@KyloTradez) November 5, 2026
Kylo Tradez Regrets Buying XRP
Kylo Tradez explained in his tweet that he initially purchased XRP because he lacked experience in the cryptocurrency market. At the time, he frequently heard people predict that the asset would eventually reach $10,000, which influenced his decision to invest.
However, after spending several years in crypto, he no longer believes those predictions make sense. He described his earlier investment decision as a mistake and said he would have preferred to accumulate as much Bitcoin as possible.
The trader also made a stronger prediction about XRP’s future price. He claimed that the cryptocurrency would never reach $10, dismissing even the more modest target as unrealistic.
Kylo Tradez further addressed investors who hold XRP because they hope a major price increase will resolve their financial difficulties. He warned them against depending on a $10,000 price target to change their circumstances. Instead, he identified HYPE as the cryptocurrency he believes offers a better opportunity.
Crypto Community Responds To His XRP Predictions
His comments attracted several responses from other cryptocurrency users, although not everyone approached the discussion from the same perspective.
Pitino Drama supported the bearish outlook and made an even more pessimistic prediction. He claimed XRP would not reach $2 within the next 15 years and predicted that the cryptocurrency would eventually become worthless.
Mogwai also rejected the possibility of XRP achieving significant price growth, responding that it would never happen.
Sophie the Russian Maine Coone took a different approach. Rather than debating XRP’s price potential, she questioned why Kylo Tradez continued discussing an asset he clearly disliked. She advised him to sell his holdings and move on.
Market Capitalization Becomes Part Of The Argument
Mr. Shakur offered a different perspective on the $10,000 prediction. He explained that most XRP investors reasonably expect the cryptocurrency to reach $10, while individuals promoting products and investment opportunities often push the much higher $10,000 target.
Meanwhile, 21M/infinity focused on market capitalization. He noted that some XRP investors ignored this important factor when making ambitious price predictions. He added that disregarding market capitalization would allow people to justify virtually any target, including $1 million per XRP.
Kylo Tradez’s comments ultimately reflect his preference for Bitcoin over XRP and his rejection of the ambitious price expectations surrounding the cryptocurrency. However, his predictions represent his personal opinion, not a confirmed outcome for XRP.
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