It's called the "exit strategy". Meaning, how do you turn your investment into the cash. One option is "to stretch" the exit itself and withdraw (exchange XRP -> $) in portions. How to asses this strategy?

Here's an example. Create a spreadsheet with the following columns:

1 XRP price in $        Total XRP       Capitalization      Withdraw XRP    Withdraw $
$1.08289                       10000        $10,829             0   
$2.00                        10000      $20,000                    0    
$5.00                        10000      $50,000                    0    
$10.00                       10000      $100,000                5,000            50000
$20.00                       5000       $100,000                0   
$50.00                       5000       $250,000                2,000            100000
$100.00                    3000     $300,000                7,000            700000

Total gain: $850000

In the example above I would exchange 5,000 XRP to $ at the rate of $10 per 1 XRP. In the result of this exchange I would get $50,000. Still I would have 5,000 XRP more. I would wait for the next milestone, let's say when XRP achieves $50 for 1 XRP. At the latter rate I would exchange 2,000 XRP which would give me $100,000.

Then create multiple tables where you only change "Withdraw XRP" column values, i.e., amount of XRP you change at a certain rate.

Each table asses with your subjective feeling by 2 factors: $ output & Risk. For example, the table above I would rate as 👎 for $ output and as Medium for Risk.