XRP Army Reacts As This Trader Says XRP Is About to Go Turbo Nuclear

A Shift in Sentiment

The frustration came in August. Ripple announced Jeonbuk Bank as its third Korean institutional partner of the year. The bank replaced multi-day SWIFT transfers with near real-time settlement for import-export companies and digital businesses. XRP served as the bridge asset. Despite the news, the price fell below $1.

Crypto Bitlord called it good news for the asset before adding that he was losing patience with the coin. He described XRP as “a dream coin” with “all the right things going for it on paper,” but the price told a different story at the time. He stated, “I’m slowly starting to hate this coin.”

The Rally Changes Things

XRP saw a short-lived rally in August, reaching $1.68. It pulled back, then began climbing again over the past few days. Ripple’s recent integration with Stripe’s AI payment tools added further momentum.

Trading volume over the past 24 hours has surpassed $7.6 billion, and the market cap has crossed over $100 billion. Institutional inflows remain active, and Crypto Bitlord’s new post reflects all of that.

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Where Things Stand

The gap between XRP’s institutional fundamentals and its price has caused tension throughout 2026. Ripple now holds partnerships across multiple fields, with over 75 global licenses.

Its Stripe integration expands that into AI-driven payments. XRP spent much of the year failing to reflect that price progress. The current rally has shifted at least one prominent voice back into conviction. Whether the price sustains that conviction is what the market will determine.