💭 Why Ripple’s CEO Is Still Bullish on $XRP I liked Brad Garlinghouse’s explanation because it wasn’t built around a huge price target or another “XRP to the moon” prediction. His case is much simpler: XRP has a fixed supply, so the long-term question is whether real demand keeps growing around it. He points to three things that matter most - trust, utility and liquidity. The more useful and liquid an asset becomes, the stronger the reason to actually hold and use it. What I’d personally watch is whether Ripple can keep turning institutional partnerships into real XRPL activity. Garlinghouse says more financial institutions are coming onto the network, while other companies building in the XRP ecosystem are also adding demand. That’s much more meaningful to me than one strong price candle. 🌐 And I actually like that he isn’t presenting this as XRP versus everything else. Garlinghouse has also said he’s bullish on several cryptocurrencies and doesn’t see every major network as a direct rival. $BTC already has a very clear scarcity story. XRP is trying to build its case around payments, liquidity and utility instead. If $BTC keeps bringing more institutional capital into crypto, XRP still has to prove that its own infrastructure can turn that broader interest into lasting demand. Source: CoinPedia Not financial advice. Always DYOR. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#