Ripple’s XRP token faces volatile trading conditions as its price struggles to break past $1.50. New data from Grayscale indicates significant investor interest, with the asset reportedly being the second most discussed cryptocurrency among financial advisors after Bitcoin. Meanwhile, CEO Brad Garlinghouse notes growing corporate interest in stablecoins, and a price prediction model from CoinCodex forecasts a potential rise to $1.34 by the end of March 2026.
Ripple’s XRP has experienced significant price volatility, recently trading at a new low of $1.50. The token has been unable to break past the $1 price range amidst broader market declines led by Bitcoin.
Interest in the asset appears to be growing according to recent observations. “Advisors are constantly asked by their clients about $XRP, and in some cases, it’s the second most talked about asset in this community behind Bitcoin,” a snippet from Grayscale stated.
Broader institutional adoption of cryptocurrency is also being highlighted by Ripple’s leadership. Brad Garlinghouse mentioned seeing boards and CEOs pushing their financial officers to understand stablecoins, calling them the corporate gateway into crypto.
Specific price projections for XRP have been published. According to CoinCodex, XRP may surge to hit $1.34 by the end of the first quarter of 2026.
Longer-term algorithmic forecasts from the same platform are more bullish. The model projects XRP could reach $1.42 by the end of 2026, with further estimates of $5.01 by 2030 and $11.95 by 2050.
