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DAVID SCHWARTZ: $XRP AT $10 IS JUSTIFIED BY 10% CHANCE OF $100 💎
The math is straightforward: a 10% probability of $100 gives an expected value of $10. If rational holders believed that odds, selling below $10 would defy logic. Schwartz framed this as a simple question of conviction vs. market noise.
Volume remains subdued on the daily, which suggests indecision rather than accumulation. But the quote is a clean reminder that long-term positioning often ignores short-term sentiment. Are you pricing in a 10% chance or something entirely different?
Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.
#XRP #Schwartz #ExpectedValue #CryptoAnalysis
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The math is straightforward: a 10% probability of $100 gives an expected value of $10. If rational holders believed that odds, selling below $10 would defy logic. Schwartz framed this as a simple question of conviction vs. market noise.
Volume remains subdued on the daily, which suggests indecision rather than accumulation. But the quote is a clean reminder that long-term positioning often ignores short-term sentiment. Are you pricing in a 10% chance or something entirely different?
Not financial advice. Always manage your risk.
#XRP #Schwartz #ExpectedValue #CryptoAnalysis
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Anna love BNB:
That logic only works if you actually believe in a 10% shot at $100, which feels generous. Always interesting hearing your take.
David Schwartz is laying it down again:
The XRP Ledger was built to thrive even without Ripple.
According to Ripple's CTO, the network doesn’t have a "backdoor" and can’t be shut down unilaterally by the company. The architecture was designed to operate independently and in a decentralized manner.
Schwartz also pointed out that Ripple only runs a small fraction of the validators and any major changes need network consensus.
This reinforces a notion that many are still hashing out: $XRP and Ripple are connected, but they’re not exactly the same thing.
$XRP #XRPL #Ripple #crypto #blockchain #Schwartz
The XRP Ledger was built to thrive even without Ripple.
According to Ripple's CTO, the network doesn’t have a "backdoor" and can’t be shut down unilaterally by the company. The architecture was designed to operate independently and in a decentralized manner.
Schwartz also pointed out that Ripple only runs a small fraction of the validators and any major changes need network consensus.
This reinforces a notion that many are still hashing out: $XRP and Ripple are connected, but they’re not exactly the same thing.
$XRP #XRPL #Ripple #crypto #blockchain #Schwartz
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