Susan Anderson (@Susan223331) made a decisive call on October 15. The crypto enthusiast sold every Bitcoin she held and moved the full amount into XRP. She acknowledged the reaction herself,
Susan Anderson (@Susan223331) made a decisive call on October 15. The crypto enthusiast sold every Bitcoin she held and moved the full amount into XRP. She acknowledged the reaction herself, noting that people were already calling her crazy.
She explained her reasoning. She believes Bitcoin has already completed its run and that XRP has not yet begun its journey. She bought in at $1.34 and has high expectations for the asset.
Anderson turned the question to her audience. She asked whether she was early or just stupid. It was an admission of uncertainty from someone who had just made an all-in move, and the crypto community responded.
I sold my Bitcoin today,yeah… all of it! moved everything into $XRP, people are already calling me crazy, but I can’t shake the feeling BTC already had its run and $XRP hasn’t even started yet，After all, who could say no to XRP at $1.34?
so tell me… am I early or just…
— Susan Anderson (@Susan223331) October 15, 2026
The responses covered a wide range. One person told her she had doubled her tax exposure with the move. Another told her she wasn’t risk-averse, suggesting she chose the riskier asset.
Several market participants were supportive. One commenter said he made a similar move around the same time last year and had no regrets about letting go of Bitcoin, even after holding it since 2013. Another told her the people calling her crazy today would call her lucky next year, and geniuses would be the word in ten years.
One commenter told her to stay patient, suggesting that institutional buyers were accumulating XRP through channels that do not affect the public price immediately. He also shared a picture of his XRP-themed tattoo to show his commitment to the asset. Another predicted she would be celebrating by 2028.
XRP is the digital asset tied to Ripple, a payments technology company focused on cross-border transactions. Unlike Bitcoin, XRP does not rely on energy-intensive mining. Transactions settle in seconds at a fraction of a cent, giving it an edge over other prominent assets that are slower and more expensive.
Ripple has spent years building relationships with financial institutions and payment providers around the world. Supporters believe XRP is positioned to move significant volumes of value across borders at speed and low cost.
That institutional angle is a major part of why believers in XRP argue it carries a different kind of upside than Bitcoin. Anderson has now joined the passionate XRP army, and the next few years will determine whether she is truly early and if she made the right decision.
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