Crypto founder Edoardo Farina reiterates his ambitious stance on XRP, arguing that not holding XRP is the biggest investment risk.

Farina shared this bold view in response to a statement from EasyA founder Dom Kwok, who asserted that crypto is not a risky venture.

Industry commentator Edoardo Farina has once again highlighted his bullish stance on XRP, saying that the “biggest risk” is not investing in the token.

The EasyA founder went on to say that crypto is not risky, and those who say otherwise are wrong. He added that the riskiest thing is not getting involved in the crypto revolution.

“People who say “crypto is risky” are wrong. The riskiest thing is not getting involved in the crypto revolution. Biggest risk? Not having any $XRP. Smallest risk? Holding 1,000 $XRP and positioning for success. Be smart, not safe. #XRP,” Farina said.

People who say "crypto is risky" are wrong. The riskiest thing is not getting involved in the crypto revolution.

Biggest risk? Not having any $XRP. Smallest risk? Holding 1,000 $XRP and positioning for success.

Be smart, not safe. #XRP https://t.co/sszP9zMAbE

— EDO FARINA 🅧 XRP (@edward_farina) April 27, 2025

This statement continues his fervent advocacy for XRP, where he has urged people to hold at least 1,000 XRP to have a “minimum rational exposure.” He added that those who don’t hold XRP are making “irrational investment decisions.”

At other times, Farina has encouraged investors to hold enough XRP to qualify for the top 10% of the XRP Rich List, which requires 2,500 tokens. He went on to argue that holding 10,000 XRP could lead to an “unfathomable financial breakthrough.”

These bold outlooks come as Farina believes that XRP could be worth significantly more in the future, and that in hindsgiht, people may regret not holding enough. For instance, he once argued that a future where one XRP token is worth $10,000 is “inevitable.” In this scenario, 10,000 XRP tokens, which are worth around $22,500 today, would be valued at $100 million.

However, despite his enthusiasm for XRP, some critics remain skeptical of the coin's potential. They also responded to Farina's tweet with their own skepticism, saying that they can't afford to lose more than they can handle.

"I only hold as much XRP as I can handle losing. I'm not a mad hatter like you," one user wrote.

Another user responded by saying that they will be broke for decades if they decide to hold XRP.

"I'll be broke for decades if I decide to hold XRP. Maybe it's a stablecoin after all," the user said.

These perspectives stem from XRP's well-known underperformance. While the coin has shown periods of impressive growth, it is still trading below its all-time high seven years and counting. This continued stagnation is a key reason why many critics remain skeptical of XRP's potential.

Still, Farina remains a firm believer in XRP's potential for massive gains in the years to come. Only time will tell if his bullish predictions will come to pass.