ScamDaddy rejects XRP forecasts for a 300% daily gain and $1,000 price

  • ScamDaddy rejected two bullish XRP forecasts circulating on X.
  • 173.71% was XRP’s largest cited 24-hour gain, recorded in April 2017.
  • XRP Ledger activity recently surpassed 10 million x402 payments.

ScamDaddy has rejected two bullish XRP forecasts circulating on X: a 300% daily candle and a rise to $1,000 this year. XRP’s largest cited 24-hour increase was 173.71% on April 2, 2017, near $0.061, while another dataset measured the open-to-close gain at almost 200%. A 300% gain from about $1.49 would lift XRP to approximately $5.96 and imply a market value near $376 billion if the roughly 63.09 billion circulating tokens remained unchanged. Reaching $1,000 from that price would require a gain of more than 67,000% and imply a market value near $63 trillion. The debate followed Quant’s rise from about $65 to above $350 in roughly one week, although its strongest reported daily gains were about 87% to 145%. Recent XRP coverage showed the token near $1.50 as traders monitored resistance between $1.53 and $1.60. XRP Ledger activity has also increased, with x402 payments recently exceeding 10 million. The forecasts did not provide a defined technical setup for reaching their targets, and historical data shows XRP’s biggest moves occurred when its price and market value were much lower.

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