German Financial Firm Educates Audience About XRP
March 25, 2025
The efforts by Tokentus Investment AG, a German venture capital company, to continue educating its audience about XRP are sparking interest in the global community. Tokentus Investment AG has repeatedly posted about XRP through its YouTube channel, explaining various concepts, including price analysis.
Latest Move Educating German Audience About XRP
In a recent video, the firm reiterated the message that XRP is not considered a security. The video emphasized that, despite the broader discussion about tokens and coins, XRP remains distinct in its classification and does not fall under the category of securities. The company also highlighted the importance of understanding the differences between tokenized stocks and cryptocurrencies. Referencing an example from a recent interview, Tokentus pointed out that tokenizing a traditional stock would make it a security. However, XRP itself does not fit this criterion.
Tokentus Investment AG CEO Oliver Michel explaining XRP is not a security
Price Analysis Report on XRP
In previous videos, Tokentus Investment AG presented information on price analysis for XRP. For instance, last June, CEO Oliver Michel analyzed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange that XRP could surge by over 2,000%, potentially reaching $10. Michel pointed to XRP’s historical data, which reveals significant past rallies, including a 4,300% increase from 2014 to 2017. He stressed that a similar breakout could happen this cycle, though with a more moderate upside, like a 20-fold gain.
US Media Ignoring XRP?
Meanwhile, Tokentus’s most recent videos about XRP have caught the attention of XRP enthusiasts in the broader community. Commentators from the United States are now drawing parallels with what they observe in the U.S. media space. Specifically, a widely followed XRP community commentator, “Digital Asset Investor,” retweeted Tokentus’s XRP video and remarked that German financial news outlets are educating their audience on XRP while U.S. media, like CNBC, tries to pretend XRP doesn’t exist. This perspective suggests that XRP is receiving little coverage from leading U.S. financial media despite its prominence.
Notably, such views are not surfacing for the first time. Some community commentators, like Ashley Prosper, have even claimed that there is a “coordinated” effort against XRP. They believe that U.S. mainstream media’s “lack of coverage” is a deliberate attempt to suppress XRP-related news. It is worth noting that U.S. mainstream media outlets like CNBC, Bloomberg, and FOX often cover XRP news, especially during major lawsuit developments, and have even interviewed Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. However, it is not yet to the satisfaction of some members of the XRP community.
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