Can Ripple’s IPO Become the “Biggest Ever”?
A crypto expert named Zach Rector has raised the possibility of Ripple’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) becoming the largest IPO ever. In a video on his YouTube channel, Rector asked his audience if Ripple could surpass the $25.6 billion mark set by Saudi Aramco. He expressed confidence in Ripple’s potential, citing the value of its XRP holdings alone, especially considering its escrowed funds.
Rector noted that Ripple has an advantage over companies like Saudi Aramco and Alibaba due to its significant XRP reserves and a thriving business. He praised Ripple as an “incredible company with an Allstar team,” emphasizing its hype and caliber.
Ripple Is Indeed Flourishing
Rector highlighted recent developments that indicate Ripple’s flourishing business and strong foundation for a successful IPO. He contrasted this with Polygon Labs’ recent layoffs, emphasizing how Ripple continues to hire, generate cash, and form new business partnerships.
The expert also mentioned Ripple’s liquidity, claiming the company currently holds “a billion cash” and can easily spend millions on share buybacks. He further speculated that once Ripple puts its SEC lawsuit behind it, it will gain significant credibility and become highly sought after on Wall Street.
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Ripple’s IPO has sparked discussions within the crypto community about its potential scale and impact. With its substantial XRP holdings, thriving business, and a team held in high regard, Ripple stands in a unique position for success. Recent developments and liquidity further enhance its prospects for a significant IPO event. If Ripple can overcome regulatory challenges and put the SEC lawsuit behind it, it may indeed become a major player in the financial world, captivating Wall Street’s attention and potentially becoming the “biggest ever” IPO.
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