In a recent video, crypto educator Edoardo Farina, founder of Alpha Lions Academy, revealed his personal XRP exit strategy. His broader ambition is to hold the majority of his XRP until the token hits $100. Currently, XRP is trading at just $2.15, highlighting a significant journey ahead toward the triple-digit range. First Exit Point: Selling XRP for Celebration In the disclosure, Farina emphasized that he has no intention of fully exiting his position. Instead, he plans to leverage XRP for long-term wealth generation through lending platforms once regulations are in place. Farina noted that he began accumulating XRP at prices as low as $0.20 and plans to start taking profits at $10. At this level, he intends to sell a small portion, around 3% to 4% of his total XRP holdings. “A portion of that is going toward the XRP yachting party in Mykonos,” Farina humorously stated. He also mentioned that the majority of the proceeds will go to diversify into real estate, specifically in Greece, where he has already been investing using profits from other cryptocurrencies. Farina disclosed that only 10% of his XRP is on exchanges. These are reserved for cashing out or active trading, while the remaining 90% is secured in cold wallets. While some market commentators have teased the $10 price target as potentially attainable this year, more conservative voices believe it could take longer. Still, XRP supporters are holding on to even more ambitious price outlooks. $50 and $100: Scaling Out, Not Selling Out Farina’s second exit target is when XRP reaches $50. At this point, he plans to sell another 3% to 4% of his total holdings. His final planned sale is at $100, where he intends to sell just 2% of his XRP. “If you sell just 1,000 XRP at $100, that’s $100,000,” Farina pointed out. He emphasized his principle of always removing the initial investment as part of risk management, without compromising the long-term upside. Notably, analysts at Changelly and Telegaon are unanimous that it could take until the next decade for XRP to reach $100. The Real Endgame is Lending, Not Selling While outlining these targets, Farina clarified that his ultimate goal is not to sell most of his XRP. Instead, he hopes to lend it to banks once regulatory clarity is achieved. According to him, XRP holders will be able to earn rewards through lending platforms and smart contracts, whether in stablecoins, fiat currencies, or XRP itself. He cautions against rushing to sell before regulatory clarity emerges. In his view, it’s a “dumb move” to exit now without understanding XRP’s potential role in the future financial system, especially as clear regulations are not yet in place. Ultimately, he urges XRP investors to focus on long-term utility and real-world adoption over short-term price action. He believes selling just 10% of one’s XRP won’t harm a long-term strategy.