Discussions around XRP’s long-term price potential often spark intense debate across crypto communities. Skeptics dismiss higher valuations as unrealistic, while supporters argue that traditional valuation models simply do not apply.
At the heart of this disagreement lies a deeper issue many overlook: the sheer scale of the modern digital economy and the infrastructure required to move value within it.
The Internet does not move small amounts of data. It moves astronomical volumes, every second, across borders, institutions, and systems. When value transfer becomes as native to the internet as data itself, the conversation around digital asset utility changes entirely.
Understanding the Volume Reality of Global Finance
Jesse of Apex Crypto Insights recently highlighted a core truth that reframes the XRP price debate. Global financial systems already process trillions of dollars daily across foreign exchange markets, interbank settlements, remittances, securities clearing, and derivatives.
XRP Price potential. It's an internet! People don't get that the internet moves astronomical amounts of data. XRP potential price being stated sound crazy until you realize the actual volume—trillions daily. Tokenize everything, and that number explodes. Ripple XRP. pic.twitter.com/YsNSKalxUt
— Apex Crypto Insights (NFA) (@APEXCONSULTNFA) December 13, 2025
According to data from the Bank for International Settlements, the FX market alone settles over $7.5 trillion per day, excluding other capital markets.
When digital assets are evaluated without considering this existing volume, price projections appear disconnected from reality. However, when viewed through the lens of infrastructure designed to handle global liquidity at internet scale, those projections become structurally grounded rather than speculative.
XRP’s Role in an Internet-Native Value Layer
XRP was designed specifically to function as a bridge asset for value transfer, not as a store-of-value experiment.
Ripple’s payment infrastructure enables near-instant settlement with minimal fees, addressing long-standing inefficiencies in correspondent banking systems. Unlike legacy rails that lock capital in prefunded accounts, XRP allows liquidity to move on demand.
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As Jesse notes, the internet already moves vast quantities of information seamlessly. The logical next evolution is moving value with the same speed and efficiency. XRP’s architecture aligns directly with this requirement, positioning it as a potential liquidity layer for internet-scale finance.
Tokenization and the Liquidity Multiplier Effect
The conversation expands further when tokenization enters the picture. Real-world assets such as bonds, equities, real estate, and commodities are increasingly being tokenized by major financial institutions. Each tokenized asset increases transactional velocity and settlement demand.
If even a fraction of these markets adopt blockchain-based settlement, daily transaction volumes would not merely grow; they would compound. In that environment, assets facilitating liquidity at scale must support extreme throughput, deep liquidity, and price stability. XRP’s design directly targets those conditions.
Rethinking Price Through Utility, Not Hype
XRP’s price potential cannot be accurately assessed using retail-centric metrics or short-term trading narratives. It must be evaluated based on utility, settlement demand, and liquidity requirements within a tokenized global economy.
As Jesse emphasizes, when everything becomes tokenized, the numbers stop sounding exaggerated and start reflecting structural necessity. The debate is no longer about whether digital finance will scale. It is about which infrastructure is built to survive that scale.
Disclaimer: This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses.
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