The assessment of "likely_true" with high confidence is primarily based on direct, uncontradicted evidence from multiple sources, despite varying levels of authority. The most significant piece of evidence comes from CryptoSlate, a relevant crypto news outlet, which explicitly states that Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF holds $189 million in assets. At any recent valuation of XRP, this dollar amount would equate to significantly more than 100 million XRP, thus directly supporting the claim. This core claim is further corroborated by two other highly relevant, albeit lower-authority, sources: a news post on the KuCoin exchange blog and a social media post, both of which repeat the "surpassed 100 million XRP" figure. While these sources are not independently verifiable or highly credible, they demonstrate that the information is circulating and consistent across different platforms. Furthermore, higher-authority sources like The Block and Crowdfund Insider confirm the existence of a Franklin Templeton Spot XRP ETF filing, which provides the necessary context for the claim to be plausible. Crucially, none of the provided sources, regardless of authority, offer any conflicting or contradictory information. The complete absence of evidence against the claim, combined with direct support from a relevant news source, makes the statement very likely to be true.