#数字资产市场动态 XRP really can rise to $100? What is the market expecting Recently, the trading community has been buzzing — a bunch of voices are hyping the story of "XRP hundredfold potential." Analysts Moonshilla and YoungHoon Kim have mentioned that ETF fund inflows, improved regulatory environment, and market catalysts are all like adding fuel to XRP. It sounds indeed tempting. But let's do a cold calculation and see clearly 👇 The total supply of XRP is 100 billion tokens, with about 60.6 billion in circulation. To support a price of $100? That would require a market cap of $10 trillion. What's the concept here — using circulating supply, it would be $6 trillion. To put it into perspective: Apple, Amazon, and Tesla combined don't even reach this number. To truly make XRP soar to this height, several conditions must be met — large-scale adoption by the global banking system (which is a long-term process), a significant reduction in supply, and the entire crypto market experiencing explosive growth. Theoretically, it's not impossible, but honestly, the probability... warrants a question mark. Enthusiasm is good, but don't forget the existence of gravity 🌍 There are expectations, but more importantly, clarity.

#Ripple筹划设立10亿美元XRP资金池 Why Is ALCH Under Pressure? Several Perspectives After the hype around AI concepts in November, the market has cooled significantly. Funds that followed the trend are starting to withdraw, and ALCH has fallen from its high of $0.24, which is the most direct reason. On-chain data also confirms this — the concentration of holdings among the top ten addresses has dropped sharply, indicating that large holders are gradually cashing out at high levels. The selling pressure is relatively concentrated, and retail investors' buying power cannot keep up, leading to a direct price drop. There are two other factors that cannot be ignored. First, ALCH itself has a small market cap, and both its market value and trading depth are not prominent. Second, in the Solana ecosystem, there are too many AI projects, and ALCH lacks unique applications to support it, so the heat is naturally diverted. Last week, on-chain fund flows were continuously outflowing. There were no signs of a rebound in the market, which continued to weaken. Therefore, I precisely entered a short position around 0.138, set stop-loss and take-profit levels, and held the position until 4 a.m. Ultimately, I closed the position at 0.117 for a profit, with a decline of nearly 15%, surpassing the expected target by 0.001 points. The recent decline of $ALCH still needs to be monitored for subsequent on-chain fund flows, as there is currently a lack of catalysts for a strong short-term rebound.