According to foreign media reports, Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, a long-serving XRP, has recently renewed his optimism. In his view, if the scale of the monetization transaction continued to grow, so would the market ' s demand for settlement infrastructure, which could benefit from the ERP.
Perspective Focus Settlement Use
In a podcast, Aljarrah stated that the role of XRP should be seen not only as an instrument of price speculation, but also as a settlement layer in the new financial system. His core judgement was that, in the future, if more assets were to flow in the form of tokenization, the network that would take over liquidation and settlement would have a higher demand for use.
He added that this logic was not based on a slow rise. According to him, if the price performance of XRP changes, it is more likely to be “jumping” than linear. He was cited as a potential catalyst, including clear regulation, bank adoption, progress in monetization and growth in cross-border payments.
Institutional adoption remains the focus
The article mentions that the market has recently repeatedly discussed the prospects for the use of XRP institutions, partly based on the continuing interest of large financial institutions in block chains, digital assets and monetization. The institutions named include Chase Morgan, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Belet and Bank of America.
However, a clear distinction is also made in the text: the interest of these institutions in relevant technologies does not amount to the full adoption of XRP. This means that it is still more about the evolution of the scenario of potential applications than about the unified conclusions that have landed.
- Concerns include block chains, digital assets and monetization
- The relevant institutions have not been confirmed to have fully adopted XRP
- Market discussions are still focused on whether future settlement requirements will be scaled up
Why does the market care about such statements?
The dissemination of such views was triggered by an attempt to shift the valuation logic of the XRP from short-term trading sentiment to the value of the actual funds being channelled through the network. According to Aljarrah, what determines the value of the XRP in the future is not just market speculation, but also how much real value is transferred through the relevant infrastructure.
At the same time, the article notes that the fulfilment of this judgement remains dependent on the timetable and actual progress in its implementation. At this stage, the market is more able to recognize the progress of open regulation, licensing and the continued interest of institutions in the monetization infrastructure than the large-scale use of the ERP.