XRP community figure Zach Rector has moved to clarify claims circulating online that he predicted XRP would reach $1,000 this year. In a recent post on X, RectorXRP community figure Zach Rector has moved to clarify claims circulating online that he predicted XRP would reach $1,000 this year. In a recent post on X, Rector
Pundit: Never Predicted XRP to Reach $1,000 in 2025, Says Facing Backlash for Predictions Never Made
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XRP community figure Zach Rector has moved to clarify claims circulating online that he predicted XRP would reach $1,000 this year. In a recent post on X, Rector stated that he never made a $1,000 XRP prediction.
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