This Fresh XRP Price Prediction Is Shaking the Market

A Korean XRP holder known as Jiyeon published a post examining an anonymous Reddit prediction for the asset. She shared a screenshot of the original message, and it has gained renewed attention in the XRP community.

The prediction, posted by Reddit user u/Rich_Gas7886, made several specific claims. Some of the dates have passed with notable events.

An Anonymous Post With Specific Claims

The screenshot at the center of Jiyeon’s post shows a message with an unusually specific set of predictions. The user wrote that the market would “hit rock bottom on Monday 9th Nov,” that a “huge event by the Trump administration in the Middle East” would follow by November 13, and that “there will be undersea internet cables cut.”

The post also claimed that XRP would “shoot to above $500” by the end of December. The $500 price target is the kind of figure that typically drives engagement in crypto communities. However, it was the prediction about undersea cables that caught her attention.

Why Undersea Cables Stand Out

Most international data traffic travels through fiber-optic cables on the ocean floor. Jiyeon highlighted existing reports about potential threats to this infrastructure in the Middle East, including discussions around Iranian activity near cable routes. She wrote that the subject of undersea cables “isn’t entirely far-fetched.”

The XRP Ledger itself requires internet connectivity, so a cable disruption would not make XRP a direct solution to such an outage. Her interest instead lies in what the prediction reveals about financial system fragility.

As she put it, “the global financial system we’ve taken for granted depends on far more infrastructure than we might think.” XRP’s design as a cross-currency liquidity bridge becomes relevant in that broader conversation about resilient payment infrastructure.

November 13 and the Microsoft Outage

A major Microsoft outage began on November 12 and escalated through November 13, impacting businesses, government offices, and airlines worldwide. Microsoft stated it was “not aware of any malicious activity” causing the Outlook disruption. Millions of office workers lost access to critical services including Outlook and Teams.

The outage was not tied to undersea cable damage, but its timing on the exact date named in the Reddit post added fuel to the conversation Jiyeon’s post had already started.

What Remains Unconfirmed

No confirmed reports of undersea cable cuts from November 13 have emerged. If the prediction holds, the news may surface in the coming days. The crypto market did see a decline on November 9, the first date named in the prediction.

XRP has fallen sharply, and now trades just below $1. Whether the sequence of events amounts to coincidence or something more remains an open question.