Researcher: The Hidden XRP Price Reset They Tried to Bury

The cryptocurrency landscape is no stranger to bold theories, but few have endured as persistently as the Shane Ellis model — a controversial 2018 proposition suggesting that XRP could experience a sudden, overnight price revaluation rather than a gradual rise. Now, new developments in Ripple’s ecosystem are breathing life back into that theory, suggesting that the “hidden XRP price reset” may be more than just speculative ￰0￱ Return of the Shane Ellis Theory The Shane Ellis theory originated from a 2018 post that dissected how market mechanics could trigger a massive repricing of XRP in an ￰1￱ premise was simple but radical: if global payment corridors powered by XRP went live and began moving trillions of dollars in value, market makers and liquidity providers would need to instantly revalue XRP to maintain ￰2￱ years, this idea was dismissed as implausible, a dream too extreme for traditional finance to ￰3￱ in recent months, discussions around institutional adoption, liquidity infrastructure, and Ripple’s global partnerships have made this concept newly ￰4￱ DROPPED: The Hidden $XRP Price Reset They Tried to Bury (Shane Ellis Was Right). ￰5￱ — Ripple Bull Winkle | Crypto Researcher (@RipBullWinkle) October 22, 2025 Ripple Bull Winkle Revives the Debate In a video posted on X, respected researcher and XRP advocate Ripple Bull Winkle reignited the ￰6￱ asserted that what was once deemed “speculative” is now aligning closely with ongoing technological and financial developments tied to Ripple’s ecosystem.

“The numbers don’t lie,” Bull Winkle emphasized. “The Shane Ellis theory from a 2018 post predicted XRP’s price wouldn’t just rise gradually, but revalue overnight once global liquidity corridors went ￰7￱ is not ￰8￱ is all about mechanics.” He elaborated further, comparing the XRP liquidity model to a toll road: “If trillions in payments start flowing through XRP, the market has to reprice it instantly so liquidity does not run ￰9￱ of it like a toll road, ￰10￱ the whole world starts driving through, the toll price is going to skyrocket overnight.” Liquidity Corridors and Institutional Integration Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) network already embodies the type of mechanism Ellis envisioned, using XRP to settle payments instantly without the need for pre-funded ￰11￱ recent expansion of ODL corridors, particularly in regions like Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East, signals that real-world liquidity routes are no longer ￰12￱ are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Furthermore, Ripple’s launch of RLUSD, its U.

S. dollar-backed stablecoin in December 2024, created a new bridge between fiat systems and crypto ￰13￱ with Ripple’s strategic acquisitions of payments firms and its partnerships with banks and central institutions, this network infrastructure gives Ellis’s framework renewed credibility. A Liquidity-Driven Revaluation Model What makes the Ellis model particularly intriguing is that it doesn’t rely on speculation, hype, or retail demand. Instead, it’s rooted in liquidity mechanics, how markets automatically adjust prices to balance massive inflows of ￰14￱ global settlement systems begin routing significant transaction volumes through XRP, markets would be forced to recalibrate the asset’s value to prevent liquidity ￰15￱ Bull Winkle’s words, “This is a liquidity-driven re-evaluation model, and now companies tied to Ripple are building the exact mechanism that Shane Ellis described back in 2018.” From Theory to Potential Reality Whether or not a dramatic overnight revaluation actually occurs, the framework that once seemed purely speculative is now intersecting with tangible ￰16￱ Ripple’s payment corridors mature and more institutions integrate XRP for real-time settlements, the financial world edges closer to testing Ellis’s liquidity theory on a global ￰17￱ now, Ripple Bull Winkle’s analysis stands as a stark reminder: the hidden mechanics of financial infrastructure often determine the future of value far more than speculation ever ￰18￱ : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial ￰19￱ views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s ￰20￱ are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment ￰21￱ action taken by the reader is strictly at their own ￰22￱ Tabloid is not responsible for any financial ￰23￱ us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News