The asset manager sees the XRP Ledger as a serious contender for institutional adoption by 2030, positioning it alongside other “corporate or permissioned” blockchains for cross-border payments, collateral management, settlement, and securitization.
The huge numbers they’re throwing around are eye-catching: roughly $20 billion in annual addressable revenue for cross-border payments, $10 billion for collateral and settlement, and another $15 billion for securitization.
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It’s not a “XRP will replace SWIFT tomorrow” prediction.. but it frames the XRP Ledger as real infrastructure with meaningful money on the table.
SWIFT vs. XRP Debate Gets a Refresh
While the long-term thesis was circulating, influencers doubled down on a key distinction: SWIFT and XRP operate on different layers. SWIFT handles messaging — telling banks where money should go.
XRP, in this view, could act as the bridge asset for actual liquidity and final settlement. It’s not a direct rival, but a complementary tool.
Critics pushed back hard, pointing out that SWIFT has already modernized and that future liquidity will likely come from tokenized deposits and stablecoins rather than a volatile crypto asset. The truth is somewhere in the middle — timelines for real institutional uptake remain slippery.
XRP’s Whales Are Touching Grass
Ali Martinez highlighted something telling on-chain: whale activity on the XRP Ledger has cooled dramatically. Transactions over $1 million dropped from around 70 in the past week to just 2 on the day of the post.
That sharp decline in big moves suggests large holders are sitting on the sidelines for now — a classic sign of short-term hesitation even as the long-term story gets louder.
Charts Point To As a $1 Liquidity Battle
Technical price chart analyst Chart Nerd laid out the near-term technical picture clearly. XRP swept upside liquidity at $1.20, and now the market is retracing toward the local low around $1.
The analyst sees a pool of liquidity sitting between $1 and $0.90, suggesting the price is likely to either dip below the recent low or form a double bottom at $1 before any meaningful push higher toward $1.20–$1.50.
It’s a classic liquidity grab setup — the market often raids these pools before reversing.
The XRP Price Disconnect Is Real
Right now, XRP is stuck in an interesting tension. On one side you have bullish institutional narratives from firms like VanEck and a growing chorus saying XRPL has real utility potential.
On the other hand, on-chain whale flows are drying up and the chart is eyeing the $1 psychological level with liquidity pools sitting just below.


Until those two worlds meet – meaning when actual institutional flows start showing up in the XRP data – the altcoin will probably keep oscillating between big-picture ambition and day-to-day technical reality. The $1 zone is currently the line in the sand everyone’s watching.
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