XRP Fans Discover Ripple Logo on iPhone 17 – Coincidence or Conspiracy?

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Yesterday, in Cupertino, Apple unveiled their new devices, hitting all the usual notes – faster chips, slimmer builds, AI-enhanced earbuds, the usual polished perfection. But, no spec sheet was needed to spark the real conversation: a peculiar discovery by the crypto crowd.

The iPhone 17’s camera cluster, bathed in that vivid Bitcoin-orange hue, was quickly spotted by XRP enthusiasts, who swarmed to point out how it suspiciously resembled the Ripple logo. Three black lenses, arranged in a neat triangle, on a bright backdrop – an almost identical formation to the Ripple insignia. So familiar, in fact, that the internet couldn’t resist drawing comparisons.

Ripple logo

– Cobb (@Cobb_XRPL) September 10, 2025

And as XRP, Apple, Ripple, and the iPhone collide in this curious manner, one can’t help but notice the odd synchronicity in the numbers.

How Much XRP for iPhone?

Let’s rewind a year. XRP was trading at a modest $0.50. Back then, a base iPhone would cost around 2,000 XRP, while the Pro Max version would set you back a hefty 2,700 XRP. Fast-forward to the present day, and the XRP price has surged to $3. Suddenly, the same iPhones seem less expensive: 333 XRP for the base iPhone 17, 400 XRP for the Pro, and 466 XRP for the Pro Max.

But here’s the kicker: what if the price keeps climbing? If one XRP token hits $5, that base iPhone would be a mere 200 tokens, and even the Pro Max would cost fewer than 280 XRP.

Now, imagine this – at $10 per XRP, Apple’s most expensive flagship would only cost you around 140 XRP. What once seemed like an expensive luxury turns into the equivalent of pocket change, given the phenomenal trajectory of the token’s value.

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2025-09-10 18:01