A viewer asked: Why couldn't they reuse the same XRP many times a day deducting the necessary price point? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
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What this recording covers
Claver examines whether individual units of XRP can settle transactions repeatedly within a single day to facilitate institutional payment throughput. He refers to an analytical model developed by an industry digital asset strategist that evaluated network settlement mechanics under assumptions of up to ten daily velocity cycles per token. Claver explains that token velocity directly affects the total circulating supply required to handle substantial cross-border transaction volumes. However, he doubts that high reuse rates would occur uniformly across the entire circulating supply. Instead, Claver suggests network usage would reflect a distribution where roughly one-fifth of available tokens handles the vast majority of daily settlement volume while the remainder sits idle. He explains that overall settlement capacity depends on the relationship between circulating supply, velocity rates, and aggregate cross-border demand.
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