Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist and XRP advocate, recently shared a post asserting that math drives XRP’s long-term value, not speculation.
In his words, “The math behind XRP is simple because it’s built to bridge every major asset class.” He linked to a YouTube video, featuring remarks from Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. At the Ripple Swell 2025 conference, Garlinghouse explored XRP’s structure supporting its role as a global liquidity bridge that connects markets for bonds, foreign exchange, commodities, and tokenized assets.
In the video, Aljarrah explained that most people view XRP merely as a cryptocurrency to trade. Whereas, in reality, it was engineered to serve as a foundational mechanism for global value transfer.
He argued that its design enables it to efficiently move trillions in liquidity, positioning it as a settlement instrument for both institutional and cross-border payments. This, according to him, makes the asset’s high valuation a matter of utility and necessity rather than speculation.
The math behind $XRP is simple because it’s built to bridge every major asset class, bonds, FX, commodities, and tokenized debt.
As global liquidity consolidates through drops, price becomes a function of utility.
That’s how $10,000+ per XRP is achieved. https://t.co/58xzv1KvUv
— Black Swan Capitalist (@VersanAljarrah) November 10, 2025
Fractionalization and Liquidity Efficiency
A key component of Aljarrah’s reasoning centered on XRP’s fractional divisibility. Each token can be divided into 1 million smaller units known as drops. He explained that this allows transactions of any size, from micro to institutional scale, without friction.
For example, at $10,000 per XRP, a single drop would equal one cent, maintaining usability for small payments and improving efficiency. “A $1 billion cross-border payment at $1 per XRP requires $1 billion XRP,” he said. “At $10,000 per XRP, that same payment only requires $100,000 XRP.”
He stated that this dynamic reduces slippage, stabilizes volatility, and accelerates settlement times, enhancing XRP’s role as an institutional-grade liquidity solution.
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Supply, Demand, and Global Financial Scale
Aljarrah highlighted that XRP’s fixed 100 billion supply and global liquidity demand mathematically justify a higher valuation. The fundamental analyst referenced $7 trillion in daily FX trades and $700 trillion in derivatives. This explains that even small adoption levels could require XRP to represent significant value.
Using cross-border payments as an example, he said that if 1% of $150 trillion in annual volume, or about $1.5 trillion, were bridged by $25 billion in circulating XRP, “each XRP would represent $60,000 in bridged value.”
Ripple’s Expanding Institutional Vision
Garlinghouse’s closing remarks at Swell 2025 highlighted Ripple’s growth and its integration with major financial institutions, payment providers, and ETF issuers. He described the moment as “the rewiring of financial infrastructure.” Aljarrah added that XRP’s finite supply, liquidity, and utility form a system where “the price is infinite if you really think about it.”
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