XRP Needs Bitcoin Decoupling For Stability: Analyst
November 12, 2025XRP has returned to negative territory, prompting renewed discussion about its long-term price stability. Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, asserts that XRP’s price movements remain heavily influenced by Bitcoin.
Aljarrah stated on Tuesday, November 11, that XRP’s price instability will persist as long as it’s tied to Bitcoin, which he describes as a “debt-based speculative asset.” He believes Bitcoin continues to dictate price movements across the broader cryptocurrency market, including XRP.
To achieve a more positive long-term trajectory, XRP needs to break free from this influence and establish independent price action. This decoupling is seen as crucial for XRP’s true potential to be realized.
The analyst acknowledged that XRP’s price currently reacts to Bitcoin’s speculative cycles rather than reflecting its underlying utility, such as institutional integrations and real-world adoption. However, he remains confident that this correlation is temporary.
Some commentators within the XRP community share Aljarrah’s view and anticipate a relatively swift decoupling. One commentator predicts this event will occur within the next 11 days.
This timeframe is based on the argument that Ripple has spent over a decade developing institutional-grade financial infrastructure, securing licenses, and integrating with global banks and payment networks, building a foundation for XRP’s independence.
The potential launch of a spot XRP ETF and increasing interest from institutional users like banks and settlement firms are also seen as factors that could accelerate XRP’s path towards decoupling and self-sufficiency.
Analysts suggest that these developments are contributing to growing momentum for XRP, potentially paving the way for it to operate independently from Bitcoin’s influence.
Source: u.today
Disclaimer: What is written here is not investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments are high-risk investments. Every investment decision is under the individual’s own responsibility.
