Crypto investor John Squire challenges belief that XRP's market cap limits its price potential, calling it a 'vanity metric.'Squire argues that market cap is a passive calculation and doesn't account for real-world dynamics like investor behavior and liquidity inflows.XRP's scarcity and strong real-world utility potential are seen as factors that could lead to a price explosion when demand rises.Analysts at Sistine Research compare XRP's current setup to its 2017 rally, suggesting targets of $33 to $50, with a potential to reach $77 to $100.