Is XRP Headed Toward $13? You Won’t Believe What Might Trigger the Stampede 🛸

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In an inexplicably bullish outburst, Oliver Michael, the galactic overlord (also known as CEO) of Tokentus, has peered into the crypto void and announced, quite confidently, that XRP might rocket to the brain-melting altitude of $13. This, he claims, depends on a series of catalysts-most of which sound suspiciously like things you’d read about in a novel written during a mid-life crisis involving too much caffeine and not enough reality checks. 🚀

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Over a cup of improbably strong interstellar tea, Oliver Michael told interviewers that XRP could rollercoaster its way upward-assuming the planets align, the stars perform interpretive dances, and, crucially, the Ripple SEC lawsuit finally packs its bags and goes off to annoy someone else. Apparently, legal victories have mystical powers to conjure market momentum (who knew?).

Among the “ripple effects” (no pun intended, but let’s pretend there is), Michael flirted with the concept of the fabled XRP ETFs. Now that Ripple and the SEC have stopped squabbling like intergalactic siblings, the SEC might find itself with nothing better to do than approve these ETFs. 🤷‍♂️ Even more deliriously, Michael mused about BlackRock-the asset-management version of the Vogons-filing for an XRP ETF. Should this occur, ignore your calendar: reality might fold in on itself and XRP could go “parabolic” (a term used by analysts who want people to think they’re good at math).

Hang on, though: in true plot-twist fashion, BlackRock has told everyone it’s not interested in an XRP ETF-at least not this week. But XRP’s resident lawyer, John Deaton, is out here betting his spaceship that BlackRock will change its mind within the next year. That could mean a deluge of money flooding XRP, assuming everyone isn’t still stuck in the queue for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs (and yes, for some, that queue resembles a DMV that’s closed for renovations).

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Having solved the international legal puzzle, Oliver Michael expects Ripple to collect partners like the Hitchhiker’s Guide collects completely unnecessary footnotes. This, he explains, will make XRP Actually Useful™ as more companies wave their hands and declare-possibly while balancing spoons on their noses-that they too want Ripple’s payment services. Somewhere along the way, Ripple acquired a stablecoin platform called Rail and a brokerage called Hidden Road, because clearly, obscure infrastructure is the secret to galactic dominance. 🦄

The Tokentus CEO has also decided that retail investors (yes, those lovable human beings prone to erratic decisions at 2am) will turn their attention to XRP, with all the devotion of someone discovering a new flavor of tea, now that Bitcoin and Ethereum have already consumed every ounce of excitement. Why buy what’s already expensive? That would be logical. Instead, let’s chase the third-largest coin and see what happens next. 🎢

Will XRP skyrocket in a flash? Michael thinks so. After all, last year it zoomed upward by over 300%, surprising everyone except the one guy who always says, “I told you so.” XRP already hit $3.6 this year, and at the time of squinting at this news, it’s chilling at $3.10, slightly down (probably contemplating the meaninglessness of all things) according to CoinMarketCap.

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2025-08-16 18:43