Brandon Biggs, a Christian prophet who accurately predicted Donald Trump’s assassination attempt, said “God” showed him XRP would soar to $10,000 someday.
Recently, members of the XRP community unearthed a prediction video of Biggs in which he claimed God ministered to him about the future outlook of XRP. The video resurfaced in the crypto community after Biggs’s earlier prediction about an attempted assassination of Donald Trump came to pass on Saturday.
On July 13, Trump was targeted by a shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, while addressing a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Although the bullet narrowly missed Trump, it did injure his right ear.
Interestingly, Biggs’ prediction, posted three months earlier, accurately captured these details about the attempt. Given the uncanny accuracy of his forecast, members of the XRP community have taken notice of his earlier statement about XRP, which was posted two months ago, and are now drawing attention to it.
WOW! 💥
Brandon Biggs, recognized by many as a prophet, predicted the Trump assassination attempt 3 months ago and said this about XRP:
„#XRP WILL GO TO FROM WHERE IT’S AT RIGHT NOW TO $10,000 ONE DAY!“
Video source: https://t.co/fWtDYB4SNx pic.twitter.com/yXiizNTl8a
— 𝓐𝓶𝓮𝓵𝓲𝓮 (@_Crypto_Barbie) July 14, 2024
“God Said XRP Will Hit $10,000”
In the video, Biggs said he repeatedly asked God to direct him to major investments that would be significant in the end times, akin to Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon when they first started.
He stated that God finally answered his persistent prayers and directed him to XRP, telling him it would increase in value like Apple stock. Specifically, the pastor claimed God told him XRP would soar from its current price to over $10,000 per XRP. Robert Doyle, founder of Cryptonair, had previously supported the XRP to $10,000 prediction.
Notably, XRP trades at $0.53 at the reporting time. From this level, a growth of over 1,886,692% is necessary to attain $10K.
According to Biggs, when he received this revelation, he didn’t even know what XRP was until he Googled it and discovered it was a cryptocurrency, which excited him. He mentioned that this inspiration came to him back in 2017.
Biggs disclosed informing friends and family who later invested in XRP. However, he did not invest as well, as he claimed to have no extra cash. Those who invested made substantial returns as XRP experienced its greatest bull run yet between 2017 and early 2018. XRP delivered an ROI of up to 750 times the initial investments then.
Meanwhile, the pastor claimed God warned him about a potential setback in XRP, and indeed, the SEC lawsuit emerged. It impacted XRP’s market value and restricted access to the investment as many exchanges delisted the crypto asset.
It is worth noting that before the SEC lawsuit in December 2020, XRP had already lost most of the gains from the 2017 ATH sensation.
XRP Would Rise to $5 Quickly After Lawsuit
Biggs expressed regret for not investing in XRP before the major price crash but said the $10,000 outlook God supposedly showed him kept him convinced that there would be a turnaround.
He also mentioned that in a more recent vision, God told XRP that hitting a low of $0.45 would mark another sign of a potential comeback. He predicted that XRP would quickly rise to $5 after the lawsuit ends but refrained from providing a specific timeline.
In the video, Biggs also discussed other crypto assets, including Ethereum, Cardano, Stellar (XLM), and Shiba Inu.
Meanwhile, the pastor emphasized that his statements do not constitute financial advice and urged no one to invest in anything. Moreover, Biggs disclosed that he only owns $20 in cryptocurrency, which he bought in 2017 when he first set up a crypto account with U.S. exchange Coinbase.
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