$XRP is no longer just about the lawsuit.
With legal clouds mostly behind, its narrative has shifted toward utility and volume — particularly in cross-border finance.
Ripple is expanding ODL (on-demand liquidity) corridors in LATAM and Asia, and the token is benefiting from renewed institutional settlement interest.
Price-wise, XRP has stabilized near $2.36 and looks primed for a breakout — if BTC and ETH maintain risk-on momentum.
Still, don’t expect the same explosiveness as in 2017. XRP’s upside now depends more on real-world volume than hype.
If it breaks $2.50 with strong volume, $2.85–3.00 is realistic. But if BTC cools or altseason fades, XRP likely retraces toward $1.95.
It’s a play on utility now — not narrative.
