A long-running theory within the XRP community has returned to focus after crypto enthusiast and expert Remi Relief (@RemiReliefX) shared a tweet suggesting that XRP already has a predetermined value.
The post, accompanied by a video from crypto commentator Skipper, revisits claims that some of the world’s largest financial institutions may have already established a future valuation for XRP if it is ultimately adopted as a global bridge asset.
In his post, Remi Relief asked, “Does XRP have a predetermined price?” before answering, “ YES.” He followed the statement with another question: “When will they unleash that price? Million-dollar question.”
The brief message directed attention to Skipper’s latest video, which explored the theory in greater detail.
Opening the video, Skipper acknowledged the growing optimism surrounding the crypto market in 2026 and noted that discussions about XRP having a predetermined price have begun resurfacing.
He then played a clip featuring another speaker who claimed that influential corporations and financial organizations have set XRP’s future price. According to that speaker, the proposed valuation would enable XRP to function as the global standard for transfer payments through its role as a bridge asset.
The speaker specifically cited organizations such as the IMF, the Depository Trust System working with Bank of New York Mellon, Nasdaq, SWIFT, Wall Street, and major banks as examples of institutions allegedly connected to this idea.
Skipper emphasized that this narrative has circulated within the XRP community for years, explaining that supporters believe XRP’s price would need to reach a substantially higher level if it were to provide liquidity for global financial transactions at scale.
According to Skipper, price estimates discussed within the community have ranged from approximately $5,000 per XRP to between $12,000 and $15,000 per token. He clarified that these figures are not his personal predictions but rather estimates that have circulated among supporters of the predetermined price theory.
He stated that while such numbers may appear unrealistic today, history has shown that many investors once dismissed the possibility of Bitcoin reaching milestones such as $100, $1,000, or even $10,000 before those levels were eventually achieved.
Skipper also contrasted Bitcoin with XRP, describing Bitcoin’s growth as being largely driven by speculation while suggesting that XRP’s long-term value proposition is tied to potential real-world utility.
According to him, if blockchain technology eventually supports a significant portion of international financial activity, assets facilitating those transactions could require substantially higher valuations to provide sufficient liquidity.
Although he stopped short of predicting that XRP would definitely reach the price ranges mentioned, he maintained that dismissing such possibilities outright would be premature.
The video concluded with Skipper pointing to several developments that he believes could benefit the broader digital asset market, including increasing market liquidity, record-breaking ETF activity, and anticipated regulatory progress through the Clarity Act.
He described these developments as reasons for optimism while leaving viewers with the central question echoed by Remi Relief’s post: if XRP does have a predetermined price, when would that value become apparent?
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