Bitcoin’s halving schedule extends more than a century into the future, with only 4 out of 32 planned events having taken place so far. Yet a recent comparison by cryptocurrency commentator a
Bitcoin’s halving schedule extends more than a century into the future, with only 4 out of 32 planned events having taken place so far. Yet a recent comparison by cryptocurrency commentator and XRP advocate Bill Morgan has inserted XRP into that timeline, highlighting a key milestone in the asset’s supply distribution.
Documenting Saylor, an account that tracks developments related to Bitcoin and Strategy (previously MicroStrategy), emphasized that the network is still early in its halving schedule. The focus of most investors remains on the next halving, expected in 2032.
Bill Morgan took the analysis further, connecting XRP’s distribution rate to upcoming Bitcoin halvings. According to Morgan, if Ripple—developer of the XRP Ledger and a prominent fintech firm—continues releasing XRP from its escrow at the current pace, the entire finite supply will likely be distributed between the 2032 and 2036 Bitcoin halvings.
Somewhere between the 2032 halving and the 2036 halving 100% of the total finite supply of XRP will be fully distributed based on the current rate of release by Ripple of XRP from escrow.
This broader view places XRP’s supply trajectory on a timeline well-known in the digital asset space, giving both communities a concrete frame of reference.
Ripple currently holds a substantial share of XRP in escrow and systematically releases it into the market each month. Unused tokens are returned to escrow, and the ongoing process steadily increases the amount of XRP in general circulation.
Morgan’s assessment links this release mechanism to Bitcoin’s halving milestones, proposing that all XRP will be in public hands somewhere between 2032 and 2036 if current conditions persist.
Mini dictionary: Ripple’s escrow is a system in which XRP tokens are locked in smart contracts and released in scheduled monthly increments. This mechanism is designed to provide predictability and transparency for XRP’s circulating supply.
Bitcoin halvings happen approximately every four years. In 2032, the block reward will fall to 0.78125 BTC, and by 2036, it will decrease again to 0.390625 BTC. Placing the end of XRP’s centralized supply release in this eight-year period links it to a major milestone familiar to most crypto investors.
Full distribution indicates that Ripple will hold no remaining XRP in escrow, marking a change in the asset’s supply structure. After this event, the total 100 billion XRP will be circulating, and further expansion of the coin’s supply will no longer be possible.
AssetMain Supply ControlEvent Date/WindowPost-Event StatusBitcoinBlock rewardsHalvings every ~4 years (2032, 2036 next)Rewards shrink, inflation slowsXRPRipple escrow releasesFully distributed between 2032-2036All XRP circulating, no central supplyMorgan’s comments provide XRP investors with a concrete timeframe to anticipate when the asset’s entire supply will be in circulation. This creates a unique comparative landscape alongside Bitcoin, known for its own scarcity mechanisms.
Placing XRP’s 100% distribution between two known Bitcoin halvings offers investors a clear window for when a pivotal supply event will occur, bringing structural changes to how XRP’s value and scarcity are perceived.
While the complete release of XRP supply remains nearly a decade away, tying its timeline to Bitcoin’s established halving ritual enables investors to track the event more closely. Morgan suggests the specificity of this comparison may help market participants prepare for a fundamental change in XRP’s supply dynamics.
The timeline serves as a reference point for those watching for major events that could affect both asset value and market perceptions of scarcity within the broader crypto ecosystem.
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