XRP Will Move Fast and Aggressively When It’s Time: Finance Coach

Amid the ongoing XRP downturn, a market pundit has suggested that the token would move “fast and aggressively” when bullish momentum returns.

XRP has continued to underperform, extending a difficult period for investors. At the time of writing, XRP trades around $1.88, down almost 34% over the past three months. 

With this decline, the token now seems likely to end 2025 in negative territory. However, despite this weakness, some market commentators believe XRP could rebound quickly once momentum returns.

XRP Could Move “Fast and Aggressively”

One of those individuals is finance coach and market analyst Coach JV. “XRP will move fast and aggressively when it happens,” the market pundit said in a recent commentary. He chose not to give price targets or timelines but stressed that his confidence comes from research and experience, not speculation.

Coach JV explained that he bases this view on facts, data, and logic rather than hype. Because of this belief, he holds XRP as his largest personal investment and a major asset in his company’s treasury.

Interestingly, XRP has already demonstrated its ability to move rapidly within a short period. For instance, after underperforming from 2015 to 2016, XRP spiked 801% from March to May 2017. In December 2017, the price also surged 746% within a month. Most recently, XRP rallied 283% in November 2024 after months of declines.

Coach JV believes a repeat could occur. However, he clarified that these views are his personal opinion, not financial advice. 

According to the pundit, he openly discusses his portfolio because he believes in standing behind his decisions, even if they lead to losses. He called attention to his investment results between 2020 and 2024 as proof of his disciplined approach.

Coach JV called XRP one of the most important assets investors may encounter in their lifetime. According to him, understanding financial systems matters more than chasing short-term price movements.

Banking System Lagging

Coach JV ascribed his outlook on XRP to his background in banking. He emphasized that traditional banks struggle with trapped liquidity, where money sits idle in accounts across borders. This system slows payments and ties up capital that could serve better uses.

He argued that today’s financial system no longer matches the speed of modern technology. Specifically, while artificial intelligence and digital platforms move quickly, money still travels through outdated systems. He believes this creates stress across the global economy.

Coach JV also pointed to rising debt levels, unstable bond markets, and changing interest rate policies. To him, these issues expose weaknesses in the current system and increase the need for faster and more efficient payment solutions.

Ripple and XRP Offer a Solution

According to Coach JV, Ripple has spent years working to fix these problems. He said the company built its technology to improve how money moves around the world, not to chase short-term trends.

He also called attention to Ripple’s growing involvement with regulators and the traditional banking system. For instance, the firm recently secured conditional approval to operate a banking charter.

Coach JV believes this progress supports a future where people gain more control over their finances, even if most users never realize they rely on blockchain technology. He said major changes in finance often happen quietly. By the time the public notices, institutions have already adopted the new systems.

Institutions are Paying Attention

Speaking further, the finance coach noted that many large financial firms have changed their views on crypto assets. He noted that institutions once critical of crypto now offer blockchain services, crypto-backed loans, and digital asset exposure. Vanguard is one such institution.

Coach JV added that many financial advisors understand XRP because it addresses a real-world problem. According to him, XRP’s focus on payments and settlement makes it easier for institutions to adopt.