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by: xpoolPosted on: October 14, 2025

Rector’s Analysis of XRP Market Cap Multiplier Sparks Debate

Crypto commentator Zach Rector has sparked debate by suggesting that XRP experienced an exceptionally large market cap multiplier, reaching 1,200x, during the October 10th market crash. While his analysis drew attention, it also raised questions about the accuracy of these findings and their relevance to real capital movement.

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