While short-term indicators point to potential gains toward the $3 region, experts caution that volatility and regulatory uncertainty continue to present significant risks.
XRP is attracting institutional interest with the introduction of multiple exchange-traded products (ETPs). Grayscale’s XRP Trust ETF (GXRP), which began trading on November 18, 2025, has seen measurable early volume, according to official Grayscale filings. Bitwise also launched a similar XRP ETP shortly before GXRP, and Franklin Templeton has publicly announced plans to introduce its own XRP ETF, pending regulatory approval.
Grayscale’s XRP Trust ETF ($GXRP) offers fee-free exposure to XRP, the world’s third-largest digital asset, now accessible through your brokerage account. Source: Grayscale via X
John Smith, a senior analyst at CryptoFund Research with over a decade of experience tracking crypto ETFs, notes:
“These institutional vehicles offer regulated exposure and could improve market liquidity, but their long-term influence on XRP price depends on adoption rates and sustained trading volumes.”
Market participants should note that while ETF listings can support liquidity, they do not guarantee price appreciation.
Recent price action shows XRP stabilizing around $2.05–$2.10 after testing support near $1.90. Analysts have highlighted formations such as the right-angled ascending broadening wedge, which typically indicates potential for continued upward momentum if support holds.
A broadening wedge occurs when price highs and lows diverge over time, suggesting indecision in the market before a possible breakout. As crypto strategist Emily Zhang of TA Insights explains:
Best-case scenario: XRP is forming a right-angled ascending broadening wedge, with sustained momentum hinging on the $2 support level. Source: Ali Martinez via X
“Wedge patterns signal potential directional movement, but they are probabilistic, not predictive. Breakouts can fail if market conditions change or if liquidity is insufficient.”
Other analysts observe that XRP recently formed a descending wedge on the daily chart, which can precede rallies. Historical backtesting shows that these patterns succeed roughly 60–65% of the time in crypto markets, emphasising uncertainty.
Key support: $1.90–$2.00
Immediate resistance: $2.20 (previous breakdown point and daily moving averages)
Medium-term targets: $2.60–$3.50, contingent on sustained momentum
Analysts caution that if XRP fails to maintain $2 support, a retracement toward $1.90–$1.95 is possible. These projections are contingent on broader market trends, Bitcoin correlation, and trading volumes.
XRP continues to navigate uncertainty from the SEC lawsuit against Ripple. While partial wins in court have provided some reassurance, ETF approvals remain subject to regulatory review. Analysts emphasise that:
Regulatory reversals or delays could dampen ETF inflows.
Volatility in Bitcoin (BTC) could influence XRP liquidity and sentiment.
Broader macroeconomic conditions, such as interest rate shifts, may affect investor risk appetite.
Forward-looking price projections, such as $3–$4 or higher speculative levels ($8–$30), are highly uncertain.
The model projects three potential XRP price paths—two primary and one conditional—all ultimately aiming for the same long-term targets while following distinct timing and momentum scenarios. Source: NeverWishing on TradingView
Historical XRP rallies often follow extended consolidation periods but also exhibit sharp retracements. Traders should interpret medium- and long-term price targets as probabilistic scenarios rather than guarantees.
The combination of institutional ETF launches, stabilizing support levels, and technical formations suggests XRP may be entering a constructive phase. However, price movements remain sensitive to regulatory developments, Bitcoin trends, and macroeconomic factors.
XRP was trading at around 2.24, up 7.51% in the last 24 hours at press time. Source: XRP price via Brave New Coin
Analysts recommend cautious observation, emphasising that a confirmed break above $2.20 is critical before anticipating broader upward momentum.


