Veteran Investor Is Expecting Biggest XRP Bull Cycle Ever

He believes that history is repeating itself.

XRP’s Price Zone and the $100 Debate

XRP was testing the $1.15 to $1.18 demand zone. Digital Asset Investor said if the price drops into the dollar range, he plans to buy. The central debate was whether XRP can reach $100. Lark Davis rejected the idea, citing an $8 trillion market cap.

Brad Kimes of Digital Perspectives pushed back, arguing XRP is a digital commodity, not a stock, and that oil at $100 per barrel is never judged by market cap. Commenter CharuSan challenged Davis’s math.

At $100, XRP’s market cap would be $6.35 trillion, not $8 trillion, based on a circulating supply of 63.5 billion tokens. The total crypto market cap stood at $2.54 trillion at the time.

Digital Asset Investor agreed with the commodity framing, adding that most liquidity will flow to 15 to 30 designated digital commodities.

The Bull Cycle

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee appeared in a clip and offered a broader market read. He said the bull market cycle just started, and described this cycle as being driven by Wall Street adoption, specifically the tokenization of real-world assets and the building of settlement rails on crypto. He called it “potentially one of the biggest ever crypto bull cycles that we’ve seen.”

Regulatory Clarity is Already Happening

Christopher Perkins, Head of Franklin Crypto at Franklin Templeton, said regulators are moving aggressively to deliver regulatory clarity through existing laws. He added that institutions are comfortable taking market risk and are entering the space as uncertainty clears.

Stuart Alderoty, Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, said at RippleSwell that 67 million Americans own and use crypto. He called for “clear rules of the road” and noted progress through the Genius Act and rulemaking from both the SEC and CFTC.

Wallet Inactivity and Crypto Security

One analyst noted that 159 wallets holding over 1 billion XRP each saw zero movement from October 1 to November 5. Digital Asset Investor treated that stillness during a period of price weakness as a bullish signal.

The video also covered North Korean agents infiltrating crypto companies and bribing staff. One exchange responded with US-based fingerprinting requirements and a $20 million bounty for information leading to arrests.