As I came across a post about XRP, I couldn't help but think about the unrealistic expectations surrounding this cryptocurrency. Yesterday, I criticized analyst Egrag Crypto for setting unachievable targets, and today, I'm evaluating another expectation that's making waves in the market.

The post highlights XRP's potential for integration with central bank digital currencies and its interoperability feature, which could connect different central bank ledgers for efficient cross-border transactions. While this sounds promising, professional game designer Chad Steingraber takes it a step further, suggesting that increased on-chain diversity and adoption of CBDCs and stablecoins could boost XRPL's transaction volume and usage potential.

However, I remain skeptical about these high expectations. Why choose XRP among so many cryptocurrencies? Ripple's move to launch a stablecoin like RLUSD seems unnecessary, given XRP's stablecoin-like price behavior. Moreover, with many projects capable of facilitating international payments better than XRP, it's unclear why Ripple is pushing XRP so hard. The delayed entry of RLUSD into the market and Ripple's legal issues also cast doubt on its adoption.

In conclusion, while XRP has potential, it's essential to separate realistic expectations from hype. Investors should be cautious of unrealistic targets and consider the competitive landscape before investing in XRP. A balanced approach will help us evaluate XRP's true value and potential for growth.