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I ran the numbers — and the potential is wild.
Let’s say you invest $2,000 in XRP in 2025 and just walk away until 2030.

Current Price (May 2025): $0.51
You Get: ~3,921 XRP

2030 Price Predictions:

CoinCodex: $2.56 → $10,036

Changelly: $7.36 → $28,841

Telegaon (High): $31.20 → $122,395

Potential Profits:

Conservative: + $8,000

Moderate: + $26,800

Moonshot: + $120,000+

Why It Matters:
$XRP is already backed by strong tech and global utility. If adoption grows and regulation clears, this low entry could become life-changing.

Of course, this isn’t financial advice — just pure number crunching. But sometimes, small moves today become the best stories tomorrow.

So… Would you stack and chill or sit this one out?

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Despite Bitcoin clocking a fresh all-time high above $111,000, XRP, like many altcoins, continues to struggle to reclaim previous highs.


In 24 hours, XRP price has registered a modest 3.6% gain despite a 250M whale move. So, why is the price stalling, and what should traders expect next from XRP?
XRP Price Struggles Despite 250M Buying Spree
On-chain data shows that on May 21, a whale address moved nearly 250M XRP tokens from the Kraken exchange.
In most cases, heavy accumulation by XRP whales often precedes notable gains in price as demand surges and the supply on exchanges drops.

However, this was not the case this time around. In the last 24 hours, Ripple price has fluctuated between a daily low of $2.33 and a daily high of $2.43. At press time, XRP has posted the least gains compared to other top altcoins like Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano.
This outlook shows that this buying pressure was not adequate to fuel an XRP price rally, and this is due to multiple reasons.
Whales, Overcrowded Long Positions, Hinder XRP’s Rally
XRP’s price likely failed to move after the 250M whale move due to higher selling pressure than buying pressure, as whales rapidly dumped the token after it briefly crossed the $2.40 resistance level.
Per Sentiment data, whales holding between 10M and 100M dumped 100M tokens in the last 24 hours.

Additionally, long traders continue to get liquidated as rekt data from Coinglass shows that $3M longs were wiped out in the last 24 hours. This further added to the sell-side pressure from whales, causing the XRP price to stall despite the 250M purchase.
Data from Binance also shows overextended leverage towards XRP, and this is posing a mid-term risk of a price correction. The long/short accounts ratio on the exchange is at 3.12, showing that for every 1 short, there are 3 longs.

While the above data shows that the market is bullish, it also shows overcrowded long positions on Binance, and with traders already positioned for upside, there lacks new demand to support short-term rallies.
This setup also increases the risk towards XRP price if market makers, who usually go contrary to the market position, step in to sell and force the price down. This may force a reset to wipe out the high leverage and give room for the Ripple price to surge.
What to Expect from XRP Price
As Bitcoin drains liquidity from altcoins and XRP struggles with an overleveraged futures market and whale selling, the price is likely to drop to retest the $2.32 support.
This drop may spark long liquidations that will push the price to $2.16, causing a reset that will kickstart a healthy uptrend to higher levels.
The RSI also needs to form a higher high to confirm bullish strength and support more gains for XRP’s price. Currently, the RSI is at 55 and tipping north, and if it sustains the upward trend, it may aid XRP’s breakout from consolidation and fuel a rally to $2.61.

Therefore, XRP’s failure to move after the nearly 250M buying spree is because of inadequate buy-side pressure to counter selling pressure from whales and long liquidations.
The overleveraged long positions may also deter new buyers, causing the XRP price rally to stall.

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CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju claims that Ripple’s acquisition of Circle would give $XRP a significant advantage.
According to Ki Young Ju, CEO of blockchain data analytics company CryptoQuant, if Ripple were to acquire Circle, the company behind USDC, as rumored, it would be a very positive development for #xrp . Ju suggested that XRP could thus attract a significant portion of the interest in the stablecoin market.
“XRP gives me the ‘pro league’ vibe in the capital markets,” said the CryptoQuant CEO, noting that there are many investors eager to invest in the future of stablecoins, and commented, “These investors who are waiting for Circle’s IPO may change course to XRP if such an acquisition takes place.” Ju added that he does not have an XRP investment.
Bloomberg reported late last month that Ripple had made an offer of $4 billion to $5 billion to buy Circle, which Circle rejected as too little. While talks are reportedly still ongoing, it has been claimed that another company is interested in buying Circle, and that this company is the US-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.
Ripple also recently acquired brokerage firm Hidden Road for $1.25 billion. Coinbase recently acquired crypto options exchange Deribit for $2.9 billion.
Circle’s USDC is the second largest stablecoin after USDT, with a circulating supply of $60 billion.
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It could be a crucial day for XRP as another closed SEC meeting looms, potentially spotlighting the Ripple case on Thursday, May 22. On Thursday, May 15, Judge Analisa Torres rejected the SEC’s request for an indicative ruling on settlement terms for the case. The agency had requested Judge Torres to lift the ban on XRP sales to institutional investors and to lower the $125 million penalty.

On May 15, XRP tumbled 6.51% in response to the ruling but avoided a drop below $2.2, with optimism about a resolution to the case limiting the downside. The May 22 closed meeting may provide the SEC Commissioners with the quorum to vote on the next steps in the case.

Judge Torres rejected the SEC’s request on the basis of a procedural error, failing to file the request under rule 60. Notably, the court ruling raises another crucial question. Would Ripple withdraw its cross-appeal and the SEC its appeal if the injunction remains?

It is plausible for the SEC to vote on whether to drop its appeal regardless of the outcome of the settlement.

An SEC vote in favor of dropping the appeal could pave the way for a US XRP-spot ETF market, crucial for XRP’s supply-demand trajectory.

The US XRP futures ETF market has signaled robust investor interest. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas remarked on the imminent launch of the very first US XRP-futures ETF:

“VolatilityShares is launching the first-ever XRP futures ETF tomorrow, ticker XRPI. yes there is a 2x XRP already on market (this is first 1x) and it has $120m aum and trades $35m/day. Good signal that there will be demand for this one.”

However, the SEC recently delayed its review of the Franklin XRP Fund and Grayscale’s XRP Trust conversion, with more spot-ETF review delays likely today. 21Shares XRP ETF, Bitwise XRP ETF, Canary Funds, and WisdomTree have upcoming intermediate deadlines this week. Bloomberg Intelligence ETF Analyst, James Seyffart, remarked on the likelihood of delays:

“Delays on spot crypto ETFs are expected. A bunch of XRP ETPs have dates in next few days. If we’re gonna see early approvals from the SEC on any of these assets — i wouldn’t expect to see them until late June or early July at absolute earliest. More likely to be in early 4Q.”