Ripple’s Landmark Victory Could Reshape the Crypto Landscape 🚀

Rumors are still swirling that BlackRock may soon apply for SOL and XRP ETFs. But according to analyst Web3BPP, Ripple has officially concluded its nearly five-year legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The court ruled that XRP sales on secondary markets do not qualify as securities transactions — a decision that sent XRP soaring 11% to $3.33, capping off a remarkable 31% gain this month and an eye-popping 500% surge over the past year.

Analysts are now eyeing $8 as the next short-term target for XRP, with some bold forecasts projecting $1,000 by 2030. Many believe this could be fueled by BlackRock potentially filing for a spot XRP ETF by October — a move expected to inject billions in institutional capital into the market.

On the Ethereum front, ETH climbed 7% this week to $3,908, driven by heavy whale accumulation and growing enterprise adoption. This momentum reflects strengthening confidence in ETH as both a store of value and a business utility asset.

Market watchers expect ETH to hit $5,000 before year-end, supported by increasing interest in ETH-based ETFs and upcoming network upgrades aimed at boosting scalability and security.