Analysts predict that XRP
XRP could reach $10 by 2030 after the SEC officially dropped its lawsuit against Ripple. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the regulator will not appeal the court’s decision, marking the end of the legal battle that began in 2020. As of March 24, 2025, XRPXRP trades at $2.46, up 2.17% in the past 24 hours, with a market cap of $143.29 billion.
Despite bullish prospects, challenges remain. Market volatility and competition from Ethereum and stablecoins could slow growth. Analysts at InvestingHaven believe XRP’s success depends on Ripple’s network expansion, though crypto market instability remains a key factor.
While a 306% rise to $10 by 2030 seems feasible, today’s market is less competitive than in 2017 when XRPXRP surged 64,000%. Investors are closely watching regulatory changes and macroeconomic conditions that could impact the coin’s future trajectory.
XRP could reach $10 by 2030 after the SEC officially dropped its lawsuit against Ripple. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirmed that the regulator will not appeal the court’s decision, marking the end of the legal battle that began in 2020. As of March 24, 2025, XRPXRP trades at $2.46, up 2.17% in the past 24 hours, with a market cap of $143.29 billion.Despite bullish prospects, challenges remain. Market volatility and competition from Ethereum and stablecoins could slow growth. Analysts at InvestingHaven believe XRP’s success depends on Ripple’s network expansion, though crypto market instability remains a key factor.
While a 306% rise to $10 by 2030 seems feasible, today’s market is less competitive than in 2017 when XRP
XRP surged 64,000%. Investors are closely watching regulatory changes and macroeconomic conditions that could impact the coin’s future trajectory.
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