💰 Ripple’s annualized revenue races toward $900 million—why is XRP still falling?

At the Swell conference on October 28, Ripple announced that it expects its annualized product revenue run rate to reach $900 million by the end of 2026. But XRP’s price action since then hasn’t reflected that optimism; it’s currently around $1.25.

📋 What did the company disclose?
• Annualized product revenue run-rate target: about $900 million
• Customers and partners using multiple products grew 3x this year
• Serving 1,700+ institutions and businesses, with 85+ licenses
• RLUSD market cap is about $2.6 billion, up more than 88% year to date
• Partners include BNY and Robinhood, among others; Ripple also received final approval for an OCC national trust bank charter

⚠️ Two points to keep in mind
• “Run rate” is an annualized figure based on the current pace—not revenue already booked for the full year, and not profit
• This revenue comes from businesses including payments, custody, stablecoins, prime brokerage, and treasury management; it is not generated by the XRP token itself. Ripple also did not disclose a breakdown by product

📉 Market action
XRP hit an intraday low of about $1.22 on October 29, and a low of about $1.20 on October 30, before consolidating around $1.25.
• Support: $1.20 / $1.17 range
• Resistance: $1.34 / $1.40 (near late-October highs)

🤔 Does a stronger company necessarily benefit token holders? These are two different things, and it’s what the market is wrestling with right now. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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⚠️ This is not investment advice. Please be aware of the risks.