Edoardo Farina, CEO of Alpha Lions Academy, recently shared an important message about XRP advocacy, stating, “Never, under any circumstances, try to convince anyone to buy $XRP.”
He argued that one should only present the facts once, and if the listener does not respond, “You did your job.” According to Farina, what lies ahead is not meant for everyone, and trying to change that is a waste of effort.
The post reframes the approach to promoting XRP as a matter of personal conviction and patience, not as a mission to persuade. Farina has long advocated for holding XRP, and his position reflects a growing sentiment among other long-term XRP holders that conviction cannot be manufactured through argument.
Honest advise: NEVER, under any circumstances, try to convince anyone to buy $XRP. Share the facts only one time, and if they don’t listen, you did your job.
What’s coming isn’t meant for everyone, and that’s something you can’t change.
It’s called faith.— EDO FARINA 🅧 XRP (@edward_farina) June 18, 2025
Shared Experiences and Frustration
The comment section showed how familiar this sentiment is to many in the community. One user noted that he had shared information about XRP with nearly everyone he knows, but fewer than 1% had acted on it. Others echoed this idea with similar experiences, with one commenter revealing that he made the case for XRP to smart and successful individuals, only to be ignored or mocked.
However, the tide is turning as interest from Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, and the rise in tokenization have shown some detractors their errors. According to another commenter, “They’ll either figure it out or they won’t.”
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Faith in XRP’s Value
Faith, not persuasion, appears to be the underlying principle guiding many XRP investors. One comment noted, “I’ve had faith for seven long years,” indicating that holding XRP has, for some, become a personal commitment rather than just a financial decision.
There’s a belief that when the right conditions emerge, others will begin to understand what early adopters have held onto for years. Farina has also advised token holders to move their assets to cold wallets for long-term storage. And to prevent problems with centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, such as theft or collapse.
Holding for the Long Term
The tone of Farina’s post and the reactions it received highlight a strategic pivot within the XRP community. Rather than continuing attempts to educate or persuade skeptics, many now choose to wait.
Farina has previously revealed that he won’t sell any substantial amounts of his XRP until the asset reaches $100, and the prevailing thought among similar long-term holders is that the asset’s value will eventually become self-evident through global financial shifts, not through debate.
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