Elon Musk’s Grok Predicts XRP Price If Hidden Road Attracts $10 Billion In Daily Inflows

In a recent tweet, Digital Perspectives shared a detailed projection on X, evaluating the potential price movement of XRP in response to $10 billion in daily capital inflows.

The analysis was prompted by a question directed to Grok3 and connected to Ripple’s recent acquisition of Hidden Road, a move seen as potentially increasing XRP’s financial infrastructure exposure. The tweet aimed to assess how daily liquidity injections of such magnitude might influence XRP’s valuation, using a combination of economic modeling and publicly available data.

The tweet says XRP’s price is approximately $1.88, with a circulating supply of about 58.27 billion tokens. This puts its market capitalization at roughly $109.55 billion. Digital Perspectives explored scenarios to model how consistent daily inflows might affect price, depending on how the capital interacts with market dynamics.

In the first layer of analysis, a direct addition method is used. If the $10 billion were entirely used to purchase XRP and thus fully absorbed into market capitalization, the new market cap would be $119.55 billion. Dividing this figure by the token supply yields a new theoretical price of $2.05, a 9% increase from the current level. This scenario assumes pure buying pressure without significant offset from sell-side liquidity.

Transaction Velocity and Utility-Based Usage

The tweet then explores a more nuanced perspective, recognizing XRP’s transactional design. XRP is known for high transaction velocity. This means the same units can be reused multiple times a day. Digital Perspectives notes that in cases of 100x velocity, only a fraction of actual XRP is needed to facilitate $10 billion in transactions

It would require just over 53 million tokens, a small fraction of the total supply At current prices. Under this condition, if inflows represent utility-based use rather than speculative holding, the immediate price impact could be minimal.

However, market behavior often deviates from this theoretical minimum. The tweet references investor and institutional behavior, where participants accumulate excess liquidity to avoid volatility and slippage. In such cases, demand may surpass the bare minimum required for transactions, driving price upward more significantly.

Multiplier Effects and Longer-Term Projections

Further into the post, Digital Perspectives references multiplier effects. Specifically, it cites models such as the Bank of America (BoA) multiplier, often discussed on X, which suggests that each inflow dollar could add multiple dollars to market cap due to recursive trading dynamics and investor expectations.

With a 10x multiplier, the first day’s inflow could push XRP’s market cap to over $209 billion and its price to approximately $3.60. Extended over 10 days, the same trend could theoretically drive the market cap above $1 trillion, raising the XRP price to nearly $19.04.

This optimistic view is tempered by realistic considerations. The tweet acknowledges that rapid price appreciation often triggers selloffs from long-term holders, including Ripple’s own escrow reserves.

Ripple controls a significant share of the XRP supply, which could re-enter the market gradually and affect pricing. Additionally, regulatory factors, such as the ongoing SEC litigation and broader sentiment in the crypto market, are noted as variables that could slow or reverse price growth.

In more moderate scenarios, a multiplier of 2x to 5x is used. Under a 3x multiplier, the market cap would increase by $30 billion after one day, lifting XRP’s price to around $2.39—a 27% rise. According to the tweet, these figures reflect a more balanced interpretation that accounts for supply absorption inefficiencies and partial market impact.

Digital Perspectives concludes the thread by summarizing that while the exact price effect of $10 billion in daily inflows cannot be determined with precision, a range of $2.05 to $2.39 per XRP is reasonable for a one-day reaction.

With continuous inflows and increasing adoption scenarios—whether through RippleNet expansion, financial institution involvement, or broader use cases—price targets as high as $20 are theoretically possible over time. The post cautions, however, that outcomes will depend on the specific allocation of those inflows between transactional utility and speculative demand.

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