Here’s Where Ripple’s XRP Price Could Go This New Week

Last week, we said the XRP price would probably stay stuck between $1.30 and $1.45 unless buyers could break above the $1.40-$1.45 resistance zone. We also warned that losing the $1.30 support area could expose XRP to a deeper drop toward $1.24

That is pretty much what happened. XRP pushed up a bit during the week but could not hold onto its gains. It drifted back into the same old range. Right now, the XRP price is trading around $1.34.

The rest of the crypto market has also settled down after last week’s drop. Total market value is back to about $2.51 trillion after falling close to $2.45 trillion.

But traders are still being careful. The U.S. and Iran are still fighting. And the CLARITY Act still needs a final vote in the Senate. Those two things are keeping a lot of investors on the sidelines, even though market conditions have improved a little.

• Factors Driving XRP Price Right Now
• Here’s What the XRP Chart Is Showing
• Here’s Where Ripple’s XRP Price Could Go Next
• Frequently Asked Questions

Factors Driving XRP Price Right Now

One of the best signs for XRP is that big institutions keep wanting it. On May 29, U.S. spot XRP ETFs brought in $11.88 million. That pushed the total value of XRP held in ETFs to about $1.12 billion.

Demand came from multiple issuers including Bitwise, Canary, and Franklin Templeton. What stands out is that these inflows arrived even as the Crypto Fear & Greed Index remained in “Extreme Fear.” ETF purchases create direct demand for XRP and can help support prices during periods of weak retail participation.

On-chain data is sending mixed signals. Data from CryptoQuant shows XRP balances on exchanges have fallen as investors move coins into private wallets. That reduces immediate selling pressure and is generally positive for the XRP price.

However, XRP’s Network Value to Transactions ratio climbed 20.3% over the past week. This means market value is rising faster than actual network activity, which can sometimes point to an overheated market.

Regulation remains a major catalyst. The CLARITY Act passed the Senate Banking Committee on May 14. Now it is waiting for a full vote in the Senate. The law would officially call XRP a commodity.

That gives banks, money managers, and big financial firms clear legal rules to work with. The White House has targeted July 4 for a signing, making this one of the most closely watched developments for XRP investors.

Here’s What the XRP Chart Is Showing

We had a look at the chart. Price continues to trade in a broad downtrend that started after the mid-May rally toward $1.55.

The good news for buyers is that the XRP price has held the $1.28 to $1.30 support area several times this past week. After the May 28 sell-off, buyers showed up again and helped XRP climb back to $1.34..

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Source: Tradingview.com

The momentum numbers are mixed. The MACD is still above the signal line, which means buyers have some control for now. But the Ultimate Oscillator is near 49. That points to a neutral market, not strong buying pressure.

So for now, the XRP price looks stuck. Support is around $1.30. Resistance is near $1.38 to $1.40.

Here’s Where Ripple’s XRP Price Could Go Next

**XRP will probably **just stay in the same range for a while. If nothing big happens and Bitcoin doesn’t just drop, XRP could spend most of the week moving back and forth between $1.30 and $1.40.

People are waiting. They want to see clearer rules and figure out where the whole market is going before they put real money down.

The good case starts with a break above $1.40. If buyers take that level and turn it into support, the XRP price could try for $1.45 again. Strong money flowing into ETFs and good news around the CLARITY Act could then open the door to $1.50 and maybe $1.55.

The bad case begins if XRP loses the $1.30 support zone. A drop below that could send the XRP price down to $1.24. Then $1.20 would be the next major support. Weak market mood or more delays with the CLARITY Act could push sellers to step in harder.

Ripple’s XRP starts the new week near $1.34. It held an important support level during a bumpy time for crypto. Money is still coming into ETFs, which is good. But on-chain data shows that investor excitement is moving faster than actual activity on the network.

For now, $1.30 is the line to watch. And XRP probably needs to break above $1.40 before it can make another push toward $1.50.

Frequently Asked Questions

 **How Much Will 1 XRP Be Worth in 2030❓**

No one knows exactly where XRP price will be by 2030, but most forecasts expect it to trade higher than current levels if adoption continues to grow. Many analysts place XRP between $5 and $20 by the end of the decade, though some bullish forecasts target much higher prices if XRP becomes a major settlement asset for banks and financial institutions. The final outcome will depend on regulation, institutional demand, and the overall growth of the crypto market.

 **Can XRP Hit $100❓**

A $100 XRP price is mathematically possible, but it would require XRP’s market value to reach tens of trillions of dollars based on today’s supply. For that to happen, XRP would need widespread global adoption in payments and tokenized asset settlement, alongside a much larger crypto market than exists today. Most analysts view $100 as a very ambitious long-term target rather than a realistic near-term expectation.

 **Is XRP a Good Investment Now❓**

XRP remains one of the largest cryptocurrencies and benefits from growing institutional interest, including spot ETF inflows and improving regulatory clarity in the United States. However, like all cryptocurrencies, it remains volatile and can experience large price swings over short periods. Investors considering XRP should weigh the potential upside from adoption and regulation against the risks that come with the broader crypto market.