šŸ“° Just said XRP was aiming for $900M in revenue, but institutions poured cold water on it first

We just talked a couple of days ago about Ripple going after institutional clients. Now it’s suddenly saying it’s aiming for $900M in revenue by 2026, but it hasn’t provided a specific timeline or plan for how to get there. It sounds more like an empty promise. The bottom line: institutional clients aren’t buying in, so Ripple’s revenue growth plan is up in the air.

Why does this news matter?
Ripple’s institutional growth strategy basically hinges on big money helping drive up the price of XRP. But pushing back the target year suggests it hasn’t secured enough deals. This means XRP may have to find its own direction. Regulatory hurdles are already tough to clear, and now institutions aren’t interested either—that’s one hurdle too many.

Market impact
There’s no real direct connection to ETH, but there could be some indirect sentiment impact on BTC. If Ripple really can’t make this work, XRP may not have enough momentum to keep climbing, which could weigh on sentiment across the crypto market. But looking further ahead, if XRP can’t win over institutions, it may have to get back in line before it can reach $5.

šŸ’” XRP is aiming for $900M in revenue, but hasn’t said when or how it plans to get there. Institutions will probably pour cold water on the plan for now. If Ripple really lands a major institutional deal next month, this assessment no longer applies.

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