Alright, let’s be real here, this whole “fair market value” concept for XRP is a joke. People love throwing around numbers like £500 or £1,000 per XRP, acting like banks are going to magically assign some sky-high value to it. But here’s the problem: markets don’t care about your fantasies. You can’t just slap a price tag on something and expect it to stick without real buyers, real liquidity, and real cash flowing in.

It’s like trying to sell tap water for champagne prices, sure, you can say it’s worth more, but until someone actually pays that, it’s all smoke and mirrors. And don’t get me started on the market cap gymnastics people do to justify these predictions. XRP’s price can’t just jump to the moon without billions (or trillions!) of dollars pouring into it. The cash doesn’t exist, the buyers don’t exist, and the whole theory collapses the second you look at the practical side of things.

People act like XRP is going to replace the global banking system overnight, but guess what? Banks aren’t going to buy out your tokens for a thousand bucks each. They’d rather use the tech and keep the value low, so don’t hold your breath thinking you’re cashing out at a price that breaks the internet. Keep dreaming.