- Versan Aljarrah claims $1,000 XRP represents minimum value, not maximum ceiling
- Fixed supply and burn mechanism could drive prices higher as demand increases
- Current $3 price level deemed insufficient for trillion-dollar tokenized economy
Black Swan Capitalist co-founder Versan Aljarrah has reinforced his bullish outlook on XRP, declaring that $1,000 will serve as the price floor rather than a ceiling once the token becomes the primary bridge asset for global financial infrastructure.
His projection suggests XRP must increase dramatically from current levels around $3 to fulfill its intended utility role.
Aljarrah’s latest forecast builds upon his earlier assertion that XRP’s present valuation cannot sustain operations in a tokenized economy worth trillions of dollars.
At current price levels, he argues the liquidity pool remains inadequate for facilitating massive institutional flows and cross-border settlements required by the evolving financial system.
Supply Dynamics Support XRP Price Appreciation Theory
The analyst strengthens his position by citing XRP’s fixed maximum supply of 100 billion tokens combined with the network’s transaction burn mechanism that gradually reduces circulating supply. This combination creates deflationary pressure as demand grows while available tokens decrease through network usage.
Aljarrah suggests fundamental supply-and-demand economics will drive XRP valuations higher over time as adoption increases.
The capped supply structure prevents dilution while rising institutional demand creates upward price pressure according to his analysis.
Interestingly, Aljarrah has previously argued that XRP’s maximum supply proves insufficient for global economic requirements, leading him to describe token burning as “unnecessary” given anticipated future demand exceeding available supply.
Industry Supporters Echo Institutional Efficiency Arguments
Crypto founder Jake Claver shares similar perspectives, claiming XRP is “programmed” to reach $10,000 for optimal institutional efficiency. His reasoning centers on the mathematical relationship between token price and transaction capacity.
Claver references Ripple CTO David Schwartz’s explanation that moving $1 billion requires 1 billion XRP tokens at $1 each, while only one token would be needed if XRP reached $1 billion in value. This efficiency argument suggests higher prices enable larger value transfers with fewer tokens.
According to Claver’s calculations, XRP needs $10,000 valuations to facilitate trillion-dollar transactions effectively. At that price level, the theoretical liquidity would exceed $585 trillion, providing adequate capacity for major institutional flows within his projected 24-month timeline.
Critics highlight potential market capitalization implications of such extreme price targets that could result in valuations exceeding global wealth measurements. The mathematical reality of $1,000 or $10,000 XRP prices creates market caps that dwarf current financial markets.
