A viewer asked: Can XRP's price appreciate by 2030 without the domino theory ever completely coming to fruition? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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Claver examines whether broad institutional adoption of XRP can occur without the complete unfolding of his domino thesis. He explains that exchange-traded funds absorb available supply from over-the-counter desks and dark pools, eventually directing trading volume toward public exchanges. According to Claver, substantial network scaling requires simultaneous demand from institutions, retail participants, and trading venues. He argues against fixed or pegged mechanisms for settlement assets, stating that dynamic liquidity is required to support the tokenization of global assets over the coming years. Claver points to institutional operating constraints, noting that regulated entities such as pension funds face strict allocation limits and minimum transaction sizes. Because large institutions cannot hold more than a specified fraction of an exchange-traded vehicle, the underlying market must achieve critical mass before institutional capital participates. Claver states that network utility and transaction capacity rely directly on these supply and demand dynamics.
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