đ” Finance Expert Says 200% $XRP Price Surge Is Extremely Conservative
XRP supporters are once again drawing parallels between Bitcoinâs explosive post-ETF performance and what could happen next for XRP.
Finance commentator Zach Rector says many investors are still underestimating how powerful ETF-driven demand can be. He argues that a 200% rally in XRP is âextremelyâ conservative. Notably, XRP currently trades at $2.20, up slightly by 0.38% today.
âBitcoin Pumped 200% After ETFs â XRP Can Do the Same, or Moreâ
Rector highlighted that Bitcoin surged over 200% after its spot ETFs launched in January 2024. BTC climbed from the post-ETF low of $38,518 to new record highs above $126,000.
He noted that XRPâs current setup closely mirrors Bitcoinâs early ETF phase, yet some investors remain skeptical of a comparable rally. According to Rector, XRP has the potential to exceed a 200% surge.
For context, a 200% increase from the current price would put XRP at $6.60, entering uncharted territory for the coin.
Meanwhile, Rectorâs recent ETF analysis projected that XRP could add $500 billion to $1 trillion in market value over the next few years, potentially placing XRP in the $10â$20 range depending on the scale of institutional inflows.
âMost Donât Understand Whatâs Comingâ
Rectorâs post drew similar reactions, with some noting that the market remains largely unaware of developing ETF dynamics. Crypto commentator Rohit Chaudhary responded, âMost have no idea whatâs happening behind the scenes and whatâs coming with XRP.â
Community member AlfRed pointed out that the actual available XRP supply is much smaller than what exchanges report. He suggested a scenario in which most XRP holders refuse to sell below $5, leaving only a small portion available.
In this case, even if exchanges list 4.2 billion XRP, only a fraction would be for sale at current prices, potentially driving the price higher.
