Pundit Says David Schwartz Is Wrong About This XRP Price Statement

Crypto media outlet Crypto Dyl News has reiterated its position on XRP’s long-term price potential, stating in a recent X post, “I still believe in $XRP going to $10,000. You are all wrong, including @JoelKatz.”

The statement comes as disagreements continue within the XRP community, particularly following comments from Ripple’s former Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, regarding XRP hitting $10,000.

The tweet included a video in which the speaker addressed the reaction to Schwartz’s remarks. According to the explanation, many critics misunderstood what Schwartz actually said.

The speaker maintained that Schwartz did not reject the possibility of XRP reaching $10,000, but instead questioned why investors who believe in such a valuation are not actively pushing the price higher through significant buying activity.

Video Explanation Focuses on Market Behavior

In the video, Crypto Dyl News pointed to a gap between expectations and actual market participation. The speaker argued that many individuals who promote the $10,000 target often hold small amounts of XRP and are not consistently increasing their holdings. This, he said, creates a disconnect between strong price claims and real market influence.

The speaker also stated that retail investors alone cannot drive XRP to extremely high price levels. He explained that major price movement depends on institutional participation. According to the video, only large-scale adoption by financial institutions can create the conditions needed for sustained upward movement.

At the same time, the speaker maintained confidence in the $10,000 projection, while clarifying that it is not expected in the near term. He stated that such a valuation would not occur in 2026, 2027, or 2028, and instead pointed to a longer timeline, possibly between 2030 and 2035. He added that specific real-world developments would need to take place before such a price level becomes realistic.

Supporting Views From Recent Reports

This position reflects arguments presented in recent Times Tabloid reports published in late April and early May 2026. One report covered a social media exchange involving Crypto Bitlord, who insisted that a segment of the XRP community still believes in the $10,000 target despite skepticism from others, including David Schwartz.

Another report, which included insights from John Squire and researcher Emily Stone, explained that a price of this scale would depend on major changes in the global financial system. The analysis stated that XRP would need to serve a central role in handling large volumes of tokenized assets, which could require a significantly higher price to support liquidity demands.

Long-Term Outlook Depends on Adoption

Crypto Dyl News’ statement reinforces a clear position that XRP’s long-term price potential depends on institutional involvement rather than retail activity. While the $10,000 projection remains disputed, the argument presented in the tweet and video emphasizes adoption, utility, and sustained demand as the key factors that could determine XRP’s future valuation.

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