As XRP continues to trade below $2.30, conversations around its long-term token supply and potential scarcity have 0 XRP Ledger (XRPL), designed with a maximum supply of 100 billion tokens, consistently reduces its total through token burns attached to transaction fees. Presently, approximately 5,000 XRP are destroyed daily in this 1 this figure appears minimal, several analysts argue that the cumulative effect of these burns, especially if daily network activity expands, could significantly reduce the available supply by 2 Projections and Possible Valuations At present, XRP’s circulating supply stands near 59.9 billion tokens, with a market capitalization of around $150 billion at a unit price of $2.35.
Analysts estimate that if the total supply declines by 40% within the next decade, the overall number of XRP tokens could fall to approximately 60 billion, while circulation might settle around 40 3 estimate factors in Ripple’s escrow holdings and assumes continuous burning alongside potential company participation in reducing outstanding 4 market demand remains stable under these conditions, the price could reach roughly $4.17 per token, a 77% increase from current 5 calculation is based purely on scarcity-driven appreciation rather than expanded utility. However, supply contraction alone does not determine market value. XRP’s price trajectory will largely depend on its demand, which is influenced by real-world adoption and 6 factors include RippleNet’s payment volume, cross-border settlement usage, and broader integration of XRP Ledger services by 7 these adoption metrics grow, the combined effects of increased demand and declining supply could accelerate price 8 example, a 50% rise in demand paired with a 40% supply reduction could push prices toward $6.25.
Should demand double during the same period, XRP could trade above $8. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Moreover, if transaction volume expands significantly, resulting in 15,000 to 20,000 XRP burned daily, supply reduction could become more 9 2035, this scenario could remove over 100 million XRP from circulation, potentially lifting prices into the $12–$16 range , assuming steady demand 10 the Likelihood Despite these optimistic forecasts, achieving a 40% reduction in total supply may prove 11 current burn rate of 5,000 tokens per day equates to approximately 1.8 million XRP annually, just 20 million over the next 12 figures represent a small fraction of the total token 13 create a significant impact, network activity and transaction volume would need to increase 14 so, XRP’s capped supply structure and gradual deflationary design continue to support the argument for long-term value 15 rises in daily burns, combined with adoption growth, could still meaningfully reinforce its scarcity 16 Market Expectations While some analysts focus on deflationary projections, others envision far higher valuations based on long-term utility and institutional 17 Scrubs, founder of Tradeship University, has suggested that XRP could overtake Bitcoin by 2030 and become the top cryptocurrency.
Similarly, Coach JV has voiced confidence in XRP reaching the $300 mark in the 18 projections from Changelly also reflect a bullish stance, forecasting that XRP might climb to around $115 by December 19 the possibility of a 40% supply cut by 2035 remains uncertain, the principle of scarcity supports XRP’s potential for gradual price 20 network activity increases and adoption strengthens, XRP could benefit from both supply contraction and rising demand, setting the stage for higher valuations over the next 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
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