The X post references a historical glitch on Coinbase and CoinMarketCap (CMC) where XRP’s price briefly spiked to $21,017,461.84, a phenomenon linked to past exchange errors like the 2020 incident where XRP hit $8,300 momentarily due to possible testing of Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) system.
The image in the post shows a fabricated or glitched XRP price, far exceeding its actual market value, which was around $2.30 on March 19, 2025, according to recent web data, highlighting the contrast between the glitch and reality.
Replies to the post, including nostalgic comments and memes, suggest this glitch is a well-remembered event among XRP holders, often tied to speculative hopes of massive price surges, as some analysts predict XRP could reach $2,000-$50,000 to make holders millionaires.
I have one as well, 393 XRP valued $21 million each based on $8,275,494,302.00 value of my account and XLM stayed the same. Glitch, I don’t think so I believe when the smart contract or private ledger connected and some people were able to catch it. KWYH pic.twitter.com/oZIJU9UdrP
