
The case for $XRP at higher prices isn't really about speculation — there's a liquidity argument underneath it that's worth understanding. A $100M transfer on XRP currently loses around 10% to slippage. Traditional finance moves the same amount at under 0.5%. That gap is the actual barrier to bank adoption, not the technology itself. Supply getting pulled off exchanges through ETFs, DeFi, and custody makes the math more interesting if institutional demand eventually shows up. Do you think slippage is the real bottleneck for XRP adoption, or are there bigger obstacles banks need to see resolved first? #XRP #Ripple
