Impossible or Not? Top Investor Weighs In On $1,000 XRP Price Debate
“I’m in the Dom Kwok camp,” he said. Dom Kwok, co-founder of EasyA and former Goldman Sachs professional, has predicted XRP will reach $1,000 by 2030. Digital Asset Investor aligned himself with that long-term outlook.
Reading ChartNerd’s Claim
Before stating his position, Digital Asset Investor offered context on ChartNerd’s stance. He suggested the analyst’s target is likely the short-term crowd. “I think that what he’s saying is that, in the short term, people are saying, oh, it’s going to be $1,000 next week, which is complete bull,” he said.
That distinction is important. ChartNerd has consistently rejected extreme XRP price targets, pushing back on moonshot calls. He has criticized well-known community figures and remained firm that XRP cannot hit those targets in the short term.
The Next Run
Digital Asset Investor also shared his near-term expectations. He predicted XRP will surpass its all-time high in the next market cycle and pointed to $5 to $20 as a realistic price range for the coming run. He also left room for uncertainty. “All bets are off, folks,” he said.
Two Differing Camps
The debate between ChartNerd and Dom Kwok represents a broader split in the XRP community. ChartNerd applies supply and market cap analysis to dismiss extreme targets. Kwok draws on institutional adoption and his Goldman Sachs background to support his $1,000 projection.
The responses leaned more toward moderation, with many pushing back at the $1,000 target.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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