EasyA Co-Founder Phil Kwok Drops Bombshell Statement for XRP Army

EasyA co-founder Phil Kwok shared another positive message about XRP, telling his followers he believes conditions around the cryptocurrency could soon improve significantly.

Kwok wrote in his tweet, “Things are about to get so good. I’ve seen the promised land.” Although his comment focused on XRP, he did not explain the specific development he expects to unfold. The statement nevertheless shows that Kwok holds a strong positive view of XRP’s future.

Kwok’s brief message has prompted several reactions from XRP community members. While some followers expressed optimism about major developments ahead, others questioned when investors would finally see the outcome they have anticipated.

XRP Community Responds to Kwok

Kwok did not identify a specific catalyst in his statement. He also did not provide a timeline or price target, leaving his comment open to speculation.

Phil Kwok’s Outlook Matches His Brother’s XRP Prediction

Phil Kwok’s latest statement also follows his brother Dom Kwok positive XRP outlook.

In a recent Times Tabloid article, Dom Kwok reiterated his prediction that XRP could reach $1,000 by 2030. He responded to Digital Asset Investor, who highlighted Kwok’s experience at Goldman Sachs and the investment bank’s reported holdings in XRP ETFs.

Dom Kwok replied, “No such thing as a coincidence,” signaling confidence in his long-term forecast.

Digital Asset Investor stated that Goldman Sachs had become the largest holder of XRP ETFs, with holdings exceeding $150 million. He also referenced Dom Kwok’s time at the investment bank and connected that experience with Kwok’s long-term XRP outlook.

Phil Kwok did not repeat his brother’s $1,000 target in his latest comment. Instead, he offered a broader message of confidence, saying that “things are about to get so good” and that he had “seen the promised land.”

His statement adds to the positive XRP outlook the Kwok brothers expressed, although Phil has not disclosed the specific developments behind his latest comment.