The Great Shift: From Retail to Institutional Liquidity
When the time comes and you sell your XRP at $300, you will withdraw that money from the market as cash whether in Dollars, Euros, Yen, or your local currency.
But where will those XRP tokens go?
Directly into the AMM v2 Liquidity Pools.
When you place your XRP on an exchange to sell at $300, the buyer on the other side will not be another retail investor.
At that exact second a massive $10 billion corporate clearing transaction, a trillonic currency bridging by an FX giant, or a billion-dollar transfer by a bank will be waiting on the other side.
Your selling amount, which feels monumental to you and is enough to change your life, is merely a drop in the ocean that will dissolve within seconds inside the AMM v2 smart contracts and corporate liquidity pools devouring billions of dollars every second. The system will operate with such colossal volume that it will instantly sweep up our sell orders like a vacuum cleaner.
The fact that everyone will sell at $200, $300, $589, or even higher will not crash this system, on the contrary, it marks the end of the system's childhood phase (the retail investor era) and ensures its transition into adulthood (the fully institutional infrastructure era)
This is not financial advice; it is simply my perspective on how the mechanics of the system operate.