XRP has had one of its strongest runs in years. A prominent voice in the crypto space is now signaling that the move is far from over. Dom Kwok, co-founder of EasyA, posted on August 25 that “the most hated rally is about to begin.”

Kwok expects XRP to reach $1,000 by 2030. His latest post suggests he sees current conditions as consistent with that long-term outlook.

most hated rally is about to begin

— Dom Kwok | EasyA (@dom_kwok) August 25, 2026

What Drove XRP’s Recent Surge

XRP started last week near $0.99 and climbed to a peak of $1.68 before pulling back to around $1.5. The asset rose by more than 50% in under two days, and several catalysts drove that move.

The U.S. Treasury announced it would double long-bond buybacks to at least $4 billion per operation starting September 9. That announcement triggered $3 billion in short liquidations across crypto markets and pushed Bitcoin past $72,000, lifting the broader market.

Regulatory developments added fuel. The SEC proposed new fundraising exemption rules for crypto assets, including a safe harbor provision for tokens whose networks operate independently. President Trump then hosted a White House summit with SEC Chair Paul Atkins, CFTC Chair Michael Selig, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.

Garlinghouse confirmed that the administration, the SEC, and the CFTC are fully aligned on crypto policy. The CFTC separately committed to advancing formal crypto market rules under existing authority, regardless of whether the CLARITY Act clears the Senate.

Community Reacts

Responses to Kwok’s post reflected strong sentiment across the XRP community. One person asked when the rally Kwok predicted would arrive. Another appreciated Kwok’s connections and wished her father could witness the rally. One commenter suggested penny flippers need to exit the market first before the move can happen. Another said he would not hate the rally at all.

One market participant urged the asset to rise, and another described dreaming about XRP pumping, and noted that even in the dream someone attributed the move to the date being August 25.

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The Case for Continuation

Each of those catalysts remains active. The Treasury buyback program begins in September. The SEC’s proposed safe harbor is still working through the regulatory process. The CFTC’s rule-making timeline extends well beyond August.

These are not one-time events. They are structural shifts in how U.S. regulators and policymakers approach digital assets. XRP sits at the center of that shift given Ripple’s direct engagement with all three institutions.

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Generating $1 million in annual income is a financial goal that many people spend years achieving. While discussions about wealth creation often focus on building businesses, investing in high-growth assets, or developing multiple income streams, EasyA co-founder Dom Kwok presented a much simpler, though highly unrealistic approach that quickly drew reactions from social media users.

Kwok stated that making $1 million per year is “a lot simpler than most people think.” He explained that someone only needs to have $30 million, invest it in U.S. Treasury bills with a 3.5% annual yield, and collect approximately $1 million in yearly income. He ended the post by telling readers not to “overthink it.”

making $1 million per year is a lot simpler than most people think.

all you have to do is take $30 million dollars, put it in t-bills and with a 3.5% yield you're making $1 million per year.

don't overthink it.

— Dom Kwok | EasyA (@dom_kwok) July 15, 2026

A Mathematical Example Rather Than Practical Advice

Kwok’s calculation is based on straightforward arithmetic. At a 3.5% annual yield, an investment of $30 million would indeed generate roughly $1.05 million before taxes and other considerations. The post focused entirely on the investment returns rather than on the challenge of accumulating the initial capital.

Although the numbers were mathematically accurate, the requirement to already possess $30 million became the central point of the conversation. Many readers treated the post as a joke because of the enormous amount of wealth required for the strategy to work.

One user, Nick LoBue, described the post as “rage bait,” suggesting it was designed to provoke reactions.

XRP Army Responds With Humor

The replies quickly filled with humorous observations about the obvious obstacle in Kwok’s proposal.

A user identified as PANICINDC5X5 remarked that the only issue was needing the initial $30 million, joking, “Lol just need the 30 mil bro.”

Another commenter, MoonPartyTime, took the conversation in a different direction by referencing cryptocurrency investing. The user joked that someone could instead put $10 million into crypto and watch it become worth $1 million eight months later, implying a significant loss in value rather than a gain.

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AHez also joined the exchange with a sarcastic response, joking about heading to the garage to retrieve bags containing $30 million and thanking Kwok for the advice.

A Post Built Around Simple Math

Kwok did not present the post as a detailed financial strategy or investment guide. Instead, he reduced the idea of earning $1 million annually to a basic calculation based on fixed-income returns.

The responses showed that while many users recognized the arithmetic behind the example, they viewed the assumption of already having $30 million as the punchline. As a result, the conversation centered less on Treasury bill yields and more on the practical reality that very few people have access to that level of capital in the first place.

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Timing the market remains one of the most crucial factors for XRP investors, particularly in the cryptocurrency sector, where price volatility often drives buying decisions.

However, Dominic Kwok, co-founder of EasyA, recently challenged the importance many investors place on finding the perfect entry point, explaining that conviction in an asset’s long-term potential matters far more.

In a post on X, Kwok stated, “If you believe an asset will 1,000x, your entry price is irrelevant.” The brief comment focused on a common investing principle: if an investor is convinced that an asset will generate extraordinary returns over time, small differences in the purchase price may become insignificant when viewed against the scale of the eventual gain.

if you believe an asset will 1,000x, your entry price is irrelevant

— Dom Kwok | EasyA (@dom_kwok) June 16, 2026

Debate Emerges Over the Importance of Entry Price

The statement quickly attracted responses from users who questioned whether the entry price can ever be considered irrelevant.

One user, KaNwAr, commenting said that the purchase price directly affects the number of units an investor can acquire. Using a hypothetical example, he explained that a $1,000 investment at $0.50 per coin would purchase 2,000 coins, while the same amount invested at $2 per coin would acquire only 500 coins.

According to his calculations, if both investments eventually increased by 1,000 times, the investor who purchased at the lower price would end up with a significantly larger return. KaNwAr maintained that as an investment grows, the financial difference created by the entry price becomes even more substantial.

Supporters Emphasize Opportunity Over Perfect Timing

Not everyone agreed with KaNwAr’s interpretation of Kwok’s message.

Another X user, Sheryl Bee, argued that the criticism missed the broader point. She suggested that many investors do not always have capital available when an asset is trading at its lowest prices. In that situation, waiting indefinitely for a previous entry point could mean missing an opportunity altogether.

Sheryl Bee noted that she had personally purchased an asset at multiple price levels, ranging from $0.57 to $3+, while also buying during subsequent declines. Her response highlighted the idea that participation and long-term conviction can be more important than securing the lowest possible price.

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Investors Continue to Weigh Risk and Reward

Other users joined the conversation with varying interpretations of Kwok’s statement. Dr Truth humorously remarked that he was not interested in achieving a 900x return and wanted only the full 1,000x gain, underscoring the ambitious nature of the scenario being discussed.

Meanwhile, Contraband acknowledged the logic behind Kwok’s perspective but noted that the entry price still determines the number of coins accumulated for the same investment amount. He noted that an investor purchasing at $2 rather than $4 would hold twice as many coins if the asset eventually rallies.

The exchange illustrates a longstanding debate among investors. While conviction in an asset’s future potential may encourage participation regardless of price, many market participants continue to view entry price as a critical factor in determining the scale of eventual returns.

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