" $XRP can't be worth $50,000 because 50,000 × 100 billion coins is impossible..." This is a a stock valuation argument applied to a liquidity asset. $XRP wasn't designed to sit still like a company share. It was designed to move value. A few things people overlook: ⚜️ Total supply ≠ circulating supply ≠ liquid supply. ⚜️ Escrow, long-term holders, institutions, OTC holdings, and lost $XRP all reduce what's actually available. ⚜️ As banks and institutions add $XRP to their balance sheets, available market liquidity can tighten further. ⚜️Every transaction burns a small amount of $XRP. Individually it's tiny, but over quadrillions of transaction volumes... it compounds. The biggest mistake is assuming every $XRP is available, all at once, at the same price. Markets don't work like that. When $XRP becomes global settlement infrastructure, liquidity, velocity, and available supply matter far more than a single market cap equation. You don't value a bridge asset the same way you value a stock. ⚜️