Jake Claver has outlined a macro thesis suggesting XRP could eventually reach $1,000, driven by global liquidity stress, stablecoin regulation, and demand for real-time settlement. In a May 31 interview, Claver argued that traditional market-cap frameworks misjudge XRP's potential as a global settlement network asset. He highlighted the potential unwind of the yen carry trade and the need for faster liquidity and settlement in stock and FX markets as key factors. Claver also pointed to stablecoin legislation and potential pressures on Tether as significant influences. He suggested that regulated stablecoins could increase domestic demand for US Treasuries, while any liquidity disruption at the stablecoin level could impact exchanges and Bitcoin. Claver expects XRP ETFs to emerge, driving liquidity into XRP and potentially raising its price significantly. He emphasized that while the $1,000 target is theoretical, XRP's strategic advantages and market conditions could support such a scenario. Currently, XRP trades at $1.30.