Pundit Says XRP Won’t Make Every Holder At Millionaire At $100. Here’s why

Crypto enthusiast Rose has explained why she believes XRP will not make every holder wealthy, even if the cryptocurrency eventually reaches $100.
She points to the number of accounts holding at least 10,000 XRP noting that the difference between investors who benefit significantly and those who miss out will largely depend on how much they accumulate and how long they remain invested.
Rose challenged the belief that some external force will prevent ordinary investors from becoming wealthy through XRP. She believes individual investment decisions, rather than a coordinated effort, will determine who benefits from the cryptocurrency’s potential price appreciation.
Only 341,000 Accounts Hold At Least 10,000 XRP
Rose’s X post includes an infographic that illustrates how XRP holdings are distributed across different account balances. The graphic estimates that approximately 341,000 accounts hold at least 10,000 XRP. At a hypothetical price of $100 per token, that amount would be worth $1 million.
$XRP won’t make everybody rich.
People love saying “they won’t let everybody be rich.”
The truth is simpler: you won’t be rich if you didn’t accumulate enough, didn’t understand what you were holding, or didn’t have the patience to actually hold it.
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— Rose (@Rose_xao) November 8, 2026
The infographic also places these accounts at roughly 0.004% of the global population, equivalent to approximately one person in every 24,000. It presents this figure as evidence of how few people currently hold enough XRP to reach millionaire status at the projected price.
The graphic further divides XRP holders into different balance categories. It estimates that approximately 1.7 million accounts hold between 1,000 and 10,000 XRP, while around 8.5 million accounts hold between 100 and 1,000 XRP. Another 85 million accounts reportedly hold between 1 and 100 XRP.
The remaining 99%, representing approximately 8.4 billion people, fall into the category of people with no XRP or holdings that the infographic considers insufficient.
Holding Long Enough Could Determine Who Benefits
Rose also explains that accumulating 10,000 XRP does not automatically guarantee that an investor will become a millionaire. She believes many current holders will sell significant portions of their investments before the cryptocurrency reaches $100.
She points to everyday financial responsibilities, emotional decisions, uncertainty, and impatience as factors that could influence investors to exit their positions early.
Her central message is that accumulating a substantial amount of XRP and maintaining a long-term investment strategy could separate those who benefit from future price increases from those who sell before reaching their financial targets.
XRP Holders React To The $100 Price Projection
The post also attracted different perspectives on XRP’s potential value. X user SafstromSven questioned the investment premise, asking where the additional value that could drive XRP’s price higher would come from. He also suggested that marketing XRP around an expected financial return could raise questions about its classification as a security.
Meanwhile, Grokman rejected the $100 price projection as too conservative. He pointed to XRP’s limited supply, potential token burns through network usage, and its possible role in facilitating money transfers between banks as reasons he believes the cryptocurrency could reach considerably higher valuations.
Rose maintains that the opportunity remains available, but investors must accumulate enough XRP and demonstrate the patience required to benefit from its potential long-term growth.
This story was originally published by Times Tabloid. Read the original article.





