While Bitcoin and Ethereum are experiencing price fluctuations, XRP remains stagnant near $2.50. This lackluster performance has prompted a sobering analysis from vibhu, a member of the Solana Foundation. His critique focuses on XRP’s adoption rate, which he believes is not keeping pace with its valuation. The analyst argues that despite years of hype and high expectations, XRP’s network activity hasn’t expanded significantly. 25,000 daily active accounts remain stagnant – a level last seen three years ago. This pales in comparison to Solana’s average of over 2.5 million daily active users. He highlights the discrepancies in transaction volumes: while XRP processes around 1.5 million transactions daily, Solana handles nearly 100 million. Furthermore, XRP’s monthly value transfer hovers around $50-60 billion compared to Solana’s stablecoin volume exceeding $2 trillion in October. Vibhu emphasizes that he supports Ripple and XRP’s success but believes the community often ignores concrete data for future hopes. He states, “It’s totally… pic.twitter.com/2U6tOmG8sI” — vibhu (@vibhu) November 1, 2025.” He further contends that this lack of progress on adoption is a reason for the current stagnation in price. While acknowledging the potential for growth as regulatory landscapes and institutional banking integrations improve, he questions whether investors are willing to wait for this payoff. The post concludes that while XRP’s fundamentals may still evolve favorably, its current market value reflects a disconnect between price and real-world adoption.