Software Dev Reveals What Will Happen When XRP Hits $100

XRP community member and software developer Vincent Van Code recently argued that small variations in XRP’s current trading price will become insignificant if the digital asset eventually reaches the higher valuations many investors ￰0￱ recent weeks, XRP has traded within a narrow band between $2.20 and $2.60, attempting to recover from the October 10 market ￰1￱ touching $2.69 on October 27, the token has since retreated to about $2.49 , recording three consecutive daily ￰2￱ this pullback, XRP’s market capitalization declined by more than $8 billion, even though its unit price fell by only $0.14. While such fluctuations are meaningful to traders operating on short-term timeframes, Van Code emphasized that long-term investors should avoid focusing on minor price ￰3￱ position reflects a broader investment mindset within the XRP community, one that prioritizes the potential for large-scale gains over short-term volatility.

I used to wing about having to pay $0.80 for XRP when I bought for $0.20 or less. I knew one day it wouldn't matter, and I am even more confident that a 0.60 price difference won't matter at $100 — Vincent Van Code (@vincent_vancode) October 26, 2025 Small Price Gaps Become Meaningless Over Time Van Code recalled that he once felt uneasy about purchasing XRP at $0.80, having previously accumulated the token at prices near $0.20. At the time, paying more for the same asset seemed like a poor decision. However, his perspective changed as he began evaluating the market with a longer-term ￰4￱ noted that when an asset appreciates significantly, small differences in the initial purchase price fade in ￰5￱ example, if XRP were to achieve a future value of $100, the difference between buying at $0.20 or $0.80 would hardly ￰6￱ both cases, the investor would still see exponential ￰7￱ data provides some context for this ￰8￱ traded for as little as $0.21 in January 2021 before climbing to $1.96 by April that ￰9￱ the broader market downturn in 2022, it fell to $0.29, only to rebound above $0.90 by ￰10￱ of today, the asset trades at roughly $2.55, maintaining steady performance despite market uncertainty.

Long-Term Confidence in XRP’s Future Van Code’s optimism stems from the belief that XRP could one day reach valuations similar to early Bitcoin ￰11￱ 2011, Bitcoin fluctuated between $3 and $12; now it trades above $110,000. For those early investors, the difference between buying at $3 or $12 became irrelevant once the price increased more than ten ￰12￱ are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Using this logic, Van Code suggested that if XRP were to climb to $100, minor differences in entry prices today would have little bearing on eventual ￰13￱ instance, an investor spending $50,000 at $2.18 would obtain 22,935 XRP, while another buying at $2.55 would acquire 19,607 ￰14￱ XRP reached $100, those holdings would be valued at $2.29 million and $1.96 million, ￰15￱ the two investors would see different absolute gains, both would achieve life-changing ￰16￱ Van Code’s view, this underscores the importance of long-term conviction rather than obsessing over short-term entry ￰17￱ Van Code’s scenario assumes that XRP could reach $100, a target that remains speculative, his broader argument centers on investment ￰18￱ maintains that price fluctuations within a small range should not distract holders from the potential long-term value of the ￰19￱ now, XRP’s short-term movements continue to capture market attention, but voices like Van Code’s encourage investors to evaluate the asset through a longer ￰20￱ XRP reaches those projected highs or not, his remarks highlight a growing maturity in how parts of the crypto community assess value beyond short-term trading ￰21￱ : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial ￰22￱ views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s ￰23￱ are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment ￰24￱ action taken by the reader is strictly at their own ￰25￱ Tabloid is not responsible for any financial ￰26￱ us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News