Oscar Ramos, an XRP community figure, has argued that market participants who do not go all in on XRP will regret the decision for the rest of their lives.
Interestingly, Ramos, who has remained bullish on XRP, said this at a time when investor sentiment remains low, with XRP joining a broader market downturn. For context, after recovering to $2.55 on Nov. 2, XRP collapsed over 13% within the next two days, reaching a low of $2.2.
However, a recovery push emerged on Nov. 5. Despite this rebound, market sentiments remain low, but Ramos has maintained his bullish disposition. In a recent commentary, the market pundit suggested that investors should not just commit some capital into XRP, but “go all in” on the crypto token.
Not Going All in on XRP
According to him, choosing not to do this would be a financial mistake. He boldly claimed that market participants who fail to invest a substantial amount of their capital into XRP will regret this “mistake” for the rest of their lives.
Notably, this has been a persistent trend with crypto investments, as crypto assets have often proven to be highly profitable across multiple cycles. For context, an investor who spent $10,000 on Bitcoin (BTC) a decade ago at $311 per token would today be sitting on $3.3 million worth of profit despite the ongoing market dump.
Similarly, a $10,000 investment in XRP a decade ago, when it traded for $0.00558, would today be worth $3.98 million. This historical context has been a source of angst among investors who missed out on early entries despite having the capital to do so.
Today, Ramos is suggesting that market participants could still make such mistakes if they fail to go “all in” on XRP. His optimism comes from the confidence among XRP permabulls that the crypto asset is undervalued and has the potential to reach higher values, with the $100 price target often featuring in such discussions.
Pundits Suggest the Current Dip is an Opportunity
Amid the ongoing price collapse, other market commentators have insisted that investors regard the dip as an opportunity to buy XRP cheap. Specifically, expert Coach JV recently claimed that meeting XRP under $2 is a blessing. Also, analyst Income Sharks argued that investors who missed XRP below $2 could get the chance to procure it at this level again.
However, these suggestions remain speculative, and investors should not consider them investment advice. Ramos’ recent commentary has triggered varied reactions from community members. For instance, one investor, Blueman, confirmed his investment in XRP, but admitted he had diversified to other tokens.
Meanwhile, some suggest that they bought years back but now regret ever entering the market. Notably, the only long-term investors seeing losses on their investments are those who procured XRP at the top during the 2018 peak. Every other investment before 2025 is currently sitting on varying degrees of profit.