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Cryptocurrency News Articles
PBD Podcast Host Patrick Bet-David Hints at Significant XRP Developments Could Be on the Horizon
Mar 11, 2025 at 04:06 pm
Patrick Bet-David, the host of the PBD Podcast and Valuetainment, has sparked attention in the crypto community with his latest comments on XRP.
Patrick Bet-David, the host of the PBD Podcast and Valuetainment, has sparked attention in the crypto community with his latest comments on XRP.
In a recent video, Bet-David hinted that significant developments could be on the horizon for XRP and the broader crypto space in the next few months. He encouraged his audience to closely monitor XRP, suggesting that important transformations in the crypto market are imminent.
Notably, the catalyst for Bet-David’s remarks came from the historic mention of XRP by President Donald Trump on Truth Social.
Last week, Trump revealed plans for a crypto strategic reserve for the U.S. government, similar to Fort Knox for gold. What caught Bet-David’s attention was that, in Trump’s post, XRP was mentioned first, even before Bitcoin or Ethereum.
This unusual “prioritization” has raised discussion about potential moves for XRP.
XRP Against Bitcoin
In his video, Bet-David compared Bitcoin and XRP head-to-head regarding technology and historical price performance.
He highlighted that Bitcoin takes about 10 minutes for transaction speed, while XRP processes transactions in just 3-5 seconds. In terms of cost, Bitcoin’s fees can become high during congestion, whereas XRP’s fees remain very low.
Bet-David also claimed that Bitcoin is decentralized while XRP is more centralized. As for their use cases, he pointed out that Bitcoin is primarily used as a store of value and for person-to-person payments. Meanwhile, XRP focuses on facilitating cross-border transactions.
In terms of supply, Bitcoin has 21 million coins, whereas XRP has 100 billion. Regarding energy usage, Bitcoin consumes a significant amount of energy, while XRP uses much less. Lastly, Bet-David observed that Bitcoin has broader mainstream adoption while XRP is more niche on institutional use.
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