An XRP holder has listed a single token for $1,000, raising questions about the XRP Ledger's (XRPL) handling of unrealistic price listings. Developer Wietse Wind clarified that the ledger's order book and automated market maker pools ensure trades occur at the best available price, not at arbitrary levels. Consequently, the $1,000 sell order is unlikely to execute unless all lower-priced offers are filled first. The XRPL's design effectively filters out speculative pricing, maintaining transactions based on real liquidity. Additionally, the recent activation of the Multi-Purpose Token (MPT) standard on XRPL is attracting institutional interest by allowing the issuance of compliant tokens, such as stablecoins and bonds, directly on the ledger.