Discussions about XRP’s media coverage have intensified following a recent post by Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy), a well-known figure in the XRP community. He drew attention to Tokentus Investment AG, a German venture capital firm actively educating its audience about XRP through detailed videos.
His post contrasted the firm’s efforts with U.S. media platforms that “pretend it doesn’t exist,” fueling ongoing debates about how XRP is presented to investors globally.
German financial news educating their audience on XRP while @cnbc tries to pretend it doesn't exist. We see you @SquawkCNBC @andrewrsorkin @BeckyQuick @JoeSquawk
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— Digital Asset Investor (@digitalassetbuy) March 24, 2025
Tokentus Investment AG’s Educational Efforts
Tokentus Investment AG has consistently shared insights on XRP through its YouTube channel, covering topics ranging from regulatory status to price movements. In one of its latest videos, the firm reiterated that XRP does not classify as a security, addressing a long-standing debate that has shaped perceptions of the asset.
The discussion also explored the differences between cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets, explaining that while a tokenized stock would inherently be considered a security, XRP does not fall into the same category.
By clarifying these distinctions, Tokentus aims to equip investors with a clearer understanding of XRP’s role in the financial landscape.
Tokentus’s Support for XRP
Beyond regulatory topics, Tokentus has continually provided detailed market insights into XRP’s price trends. CEO Oliver Michel previously examined historical data to assess the asset’s growth potential. He pointed to the asset’s 4,300% surge from 2014 to 2017, suggesting that while such extreme growth is less likely this time, a significant rally remains possible.
Based on historical patterns and broader market trends, he projected that the asset could rise by 2,000%, potentially reaching $8-$10. The CEO also previously discussed XRP’s role as the world reserve bridge currency, and he has big expectations for the digital asset.
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Media Coverage Disparities in the U.S. and Germany
The community has long debated how the asset is portrayed in media, and Tokentus’s videos have reignited this conversation. Digital Asset Investor’s remarks suggested that German firms are actively educating investors about the asset, whereas major U.S. financial media outlets appear to downplay its significance.
This view is shared by other community members, with some calling out Bitcoin maximalists. While this perspective continues to gain traction, it is worth noting that U.S. financial networks such as CNBC, Bloomberg, and FOX have covered the asset and related events, particularly legal battles involving Ripple and the SEC.
High-profile interviews, including those with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, have been featured in mainstream media platforms like 60 Minutes, though not to the level that some supporters would like.
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