XRP News Today: XRP Could Reach $10,000 by 2029, Says Investor

A crypto investor known as Remi Relief has predicted that XRP could reach $10,000 by 2029. This projection is tied to a specific timeline that coincides with what would be Donald Trump’s final year in office following his re-election in 2024. Remi Relief argues that Trump, in his second and final term, will aim to establish a lasting economic legacy. This legacy could involve helping XRP reach extreme valuations, not to reward holders but to reinforce the U.S. government’s financial strength, which is increasingly tied to Ripple and the XRP Ledger (XRPL).

Remi Relief’s prediction is based on the belief that XRP has, or will soon have, a fixed or pre-determined base price. Although he does not know the exact number, he believes $10,000 is a realistic figure. This outlook contrasts with traditional market-based pricing, relying instead on the idea that the price could be institutionally guided based on strategic utility. He has expressed this view previously and shares the explanation for his optimism. He referenced Quincy Jones, a developer for the XDC network, who once said XRP could theoretically reach $1 million depending on how much global debt it is used to settle. Remi Relief agrees with that principle, stating he “100%” believes it.

Remi Relief cautions against selling too early. He warns that many retail investors will offload their holdings at $100, $500, or even $1,000, thereby missing out on generational wealth, which he believes is XRP’s true potential. “$10,000 x 100 XRP = $1M,” he wrote, suggesting holders should aim to retain at least 100 XRP tokens if possible. He urges followers to store their assets securely, preferably off centralized exchanges. Other experts have advised token holders to store their XRP in cold wallets, and Remi Relief reveals that he uses around 15 cold wallets, two exchanges, and a dedicated crypto phone.

His strategy stems from missed opportunities in earlier technological waves, such as the dot-com boom and Bitcoin’s rise, which he says he didn’t take seriously enough at the time. He shared tweets showing people who missed out on Bitcoin in the early days—a tweet from 2027 by someone complaining that they did not hold onto their XRP.