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Today, we're talking about how a German financial firm, Tokentus Investment AG, is making waves by educating its audience about XRP. While major U.S. media outlets seem to downplay XRP, Tokentus is taking a different approach—actively informing investors about its legal status and potential value. So, what exactly are they saying? Let’s get into it.
Tokentus Investment AG is a venture capital firm based in Germany, known for its investments in blockchain and digital assets. Lately, the firm has been publishing videos about XRP, breaking down its fundamentals, legal status, and price potential.
In one of its recent YouTube videos, Tokentus emphasized that XRP is not a security. This distinction is important because regulatory uncertainty has been a major factor affecting XRP’s price and adoption. The firm explained that, unlike tokenized stocks—which represent ownership in a company—XRP does not meet the criteria of a security. This is a crucial point that has been at the center of the ongoing legal battles between Ripple and the U.S. SEC.
Tokentus is not just talking about legal matters—they're also diving into price analysis. CEO Oliver Michel has previously discussed XRP's price trajectory on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, suggesting that XRP could see a major price breakout.
Last June, Michel highlighted XRP’s historical data, showing that from 2014 to 2017, XRP saw an astronomical rise of 4,300%. Based on this, he projected that XRP could potentially experience a 20-fold increase, reaching around $10 per token. While this is speculation, it aligns with what many analysts believe about XRP’s long-term potential.
The efforts by Tokentus have sparked conversations among XRP enthusiasts, particularly in the U.S. A well-known XRP community commentator, Digital Asset Investor, recently shared Tokentus’s XRP video and pointed out an interesting contrast. He noted that German financial media is openly discussing XRP’s potential, while major U.S. outlets like CNBC largely ignore it.
This isn’t a new concern. Many in the XRP community believe that mainstream U.S. media is deliberately avoiding discussions about XRP’s strengths. Commentators like Ashley Prosper have even suggested that there is a coordinated effort to suppress XRP-related news. While this is a matter of debate, the lack of frequent XRP coverage in major outlets does raise questions.
To be fair, U.S. media outlets like CNBC, Bloomberg, and FOX have covered XRP in the past—especially during major legal developments. They’ve even interviewed Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse on multiple occasions. However, for many XRP supporters, the coverage is still not as in-depth or frequent as they would like.
The contrast with German media, as highlighted by Tokentus’s efforts, adds an interesting layer to this ongoing discussion. Is the U.S. media intentionally sidelining XRP, or is it simply a matter of prioritizing other crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum?
Regardless of media coverage, the facts remain: XRP has a strong use case in cross-border payments, regulatory clarity in key markets, and a dedicated investor community. Tokentus Investment AG’s work in educating its audience is an example of how institutions can play a role in shaping public perception.
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