Ripple CEO Fuels XRP’s 580% Surge—Analysts Claim ’Phase Two’ Is Now Live
XRP just got its afterburners lit—again.
Ripple's CEO is being credited with sparking the altcoin's jaw-dropping 580% rally earlier this year. Now, market watchers insist the sequel could outperform the original.
From Boardroom to Bull Run
The same executive maneuvers that catapulted XRP last quarter are back in play: regulatory chess moves, institutional partnerships, and that classic crypto hype-cycle alchemy. Only this time, the stakes—and leverage—are higher.
The Institutional Pump Playbook
While retail traders chase memecoins, Ripple's been quietly onboarding payment giants. Because nothing moons like real-world utility—except maybe a well-timed Wells Fargo partnership rumor.
580% Was Just the Warm-Up
Technical charts show the same accumulation patterns that preceded January's vertical climb. Fundamentalists point to swelling adoption metrics. And the CEO? Probably booking another CNBC interview as we speak.
So buckle up. In crypto, history doesn't repeat—it gets leveraged to the tits.
XFinanceBull's post about Ripple CEO and XRP surge
Garlinghouse’s latest post described this moment as a closing chapter for Ripple, marking the end of legal distractions and a new focus on building the Internet of Value.
With XRP trading at $2.20 at press time, a repeat of history, with another 580% surge, could see XRP reach approximately $15.
Could XRP Even Do 10X?
Meanwhile, another post from Garlinghouse has sparked even more speculation. After the cross-appeal news, XRP supporters resurfaced an image of his XRP tattoo, to which a community member suggested it symbolized his long-term belief in XRP. Ripple’s CEO then amplified the buzz by replying “1,000%” to the post.
Many, including influencer Alex Cobb, interpreted this response as a bold signal that XRP could surge by 1,000%. However, this remains speculative.
If XRP were to climb 1,000% from its current price, it would reach nearly $24 per coin. At that level, XRP’s market cap would hit approximately $1.4 trillion. Interestingly, it would eclipse the market values of companies like Tesla and Berkshire Hathaway.
