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XRP Price Skyrockets 40% – Will Ripple Hit $5 by 2025? Experts Weigh In

2 November 2025
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XRP Price Jumps Back After Wild Swing – Ripple’s Token Eyes ETF Catalyst in Volatile Crypto Market
  • Price (Nov 2, 2025): ~$2.52 USD (up ~0.62% in 24h) [1].
  • 7d Change: ≈ -5% (from ~$2.65 on Oct 26 to ~$2.52) [2].
  • 24h Volume: ~$122 million [3].
  • Market Cap: ≈$149 billion (circulating ~60B XRP) [4].
  • Rank: #5 by crypto market cap (behind BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB) [5].
  • Year‑to‑Date: +35–40% (XRP gains have outpaced Bitcoin’s ~+30% YTD) [6].

Market Snapshot

Ripple’s XRP (priced ~$2.50) sits at multi-year highs after a volatile October. As of late Oct 2025, Bitcoin trades near $110K and Ethereum ~$3,800 [7], so XRP’s ~$2.50 price represents roughly 3–4% of total crypto market cap [8]. In fact, XRP’s market cap (~$149B) places it among the top five cryptocurrencies [9]. The token briefly topped $3.00 in early October (peaking at ~$3.07 on Oct 6) before last week’s pullback [10]. Overall market capitalization of all cryptos is around $3.8 trillion [11], and crypto investor sentiment has been cautiously optimistic given recent regulatory wins (see below).

Trading volume has been very high for XRP – over $100M per day in recent sessions [12] – reflecting intense interest. However, the crypto Fear & Greed index remains low (~35, “Fear”), as investors await catalysts. Market observers note that regulators and ETF news have created “racing” interest in crypto positions: for example, traders racing in ahead of new laws sent Bitcoin +9.7% and XRP higher in July [13]. Bitfinex’s Jag Kooner commented that even if crypto legislation is delayed, “the optics of legislative engagement are bullish” for digital assets [14].

Recent Price Trends & Volatility

XRP’s price has been volatile over the past month. On Oct 10, a surprise U.S.–China trade escalation sent crypto markets reeling. XRP plummeted ~42% in a single session – from about $2.87 to a low near $1.64 [15]. Forced liquidations and whale selling (≈320 million XRP dumped to exchanges) drove the crash [16] [17]. The token quickly recovered as “deep-pocketed” buyers stepped in; by Oct 11 it rebounded back above $2.30 [18].

After that dip, XRP stabilized around $2.50–$2.60 through mid-October. However, on Oct 29–30 the U.S. Federal Reserve cut rates 25 bps but Powell’s cautious (“not foregone conclusion”) remarks triggered another selloff. Fed Chair Powell warned that further cuts are not guaranteed, spooking risk markets [19] [20]. Cryptos fell – Bitcoin slid below $112K – and XRP briefly broke its ~$2.46 support (down ~8% on Oct 30) [21]. By Nov 2 XRP had recovered to ~$2.52 (up ~0.6% from Nov 1) [22].

Technically, traders see key support in the $2.50–$2.60 range and resistance near $3.00–$3.10 [23]. Chart patterns show XRP coiling in a neutral triangle (floor near the 100-day MA ~$2.80, ceiling near $3.20) [24]. Momentum indicators (14-day RSI ~47) are neutral [25]. In early October, RSI/MACD readings even flagged a “Strong Buy” on some platforms, reflecting bullish momentum at that time [26]. If support at ~$2.50 holds, XRP could consolidate; a break above ~$3.00-$3.10 could open the way to higher targets.

Regulatory & ETF Developments

October’s regulatory clarity has been a key driver of XRP’s bullish outlook. On Aug 8, 2025 the SEC abruptly dropped its appeal in the long-running Ripple lawsuit [27]. Ripple agreed to a $125 million fine, and Judge Torres’s 2023 ruling (that XRP on public exchanges is not a security) was fully upheld [28]. As Reuters reported, this left “one of the cryptocurrency industry’s highest-profile lawsuits” behind and meant XRP can trade freely on U.S. exchanges [29]. Major exchanges (Coinbase, Kraken, etc.) promptly relisted XRP [30]. Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty hailed the move as “the end” of the case [31].

In parallel, asset managers have raced to file spot XRP ETFs. BlackRock, Grayscale, WisdomTree, Franklin Templeton and others have submitted S‑1 amendments for U.S. XRP exchange-traded funds [32]. Reuters notes the SEC’s new listing rules effectively guarantee approval of such funds. As one Breakingviews columnist put it, “the floodgates” are opening on institutional flows into crypto [33]. Bitwise’s CIO Teddy Fusaro called the SEC’s ETF rule change “a watershed moment for crypto” [34]. Asset managers themselves are bracing for a rush: Canary Capital, for example, amended its XRP ETF filing to become auto-effective, potentially launching a fund by Nov 13 [35]. Overall, analysts see spot XRP ETFs as nearly certain by late 2025 [36].

One Reuters report summarized the new ETF landscape: “the first ETFs likely to launch are tracking Solana and XRP” [37], and it characterized the development as “boom time” for crypto ETFs in Q4 2025 [38]. Indeed, Bloomberg analysts now give ~95–98% odds of a first XRP ETF approval [39]. If approved, JPMorgan projects $8 billion could flow into XRP-based ETFs in year one [40]. In short, the SEC and ETF news have removed major overhangs and left XRP “once again a very different beast” [41].

Ripple Labs & Adoption

Ripple Labs’ own developments are boosting the token’s utility. Ripple has applied for a U.S. national banking charter (decision expected in late 2025) to integrate XRP with mainstream finance [42]. The company also launched RLUSD, a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin on the XRP Ledger. Notably, each RLUSD transaction burns a small amount of XRP, which could slightly reduce supply over time [43].

RippleNet continues to expand: over 300+ financial institutions now use Ripple’s payment network [44]. About 40% of them utilize XRP via On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) to source cross-border funding [45]. Recent partnerships include SBI’s XRP-lending platform in Japan and integration of Ripple’s technology in African remittance networks (e.g. Chipper Cash, VALR, Yellow Card) using RLUSD [46]. In October, Ripple even won a fintech award in London (PAY360) for “Best Initiative with Digital Currencies or Assets” [47], highlighting industry recognition post-SEC victory.

Institutional interest has surged. Reuters reports a new Ripple-sponsored fund (Evernorth) is raising over $1 billion via a planned U.S. listing to accumulate XRP [48]. Investors include Ripple execs, SBI, Pantera, Kraken, etc. Such moves signal that veteran institutions see XRP as a worthwhile position.

Analyst Commentary & Forecasts

Expert views on XRP are now polarized. Bullish analysts point to the new regulatory clarity and ETF hype. For example, CoinDesk noted in August that analysts were eyeing $5–$8 targets if XRP could break decisively above $3.30 [49]. Brave New Coin reports that one crypto chartist (“CryptoBull”) identifies a bullish cup-and-handle pattern: “If XRP can push decisively beyond $3.66, the setup could accelerate gains toward the $7–$8 zone” [50]. In fact, Brave New Coin notes forecasts from JPMorgan and others projecting XRP could hit $6–$10 by 2026 once ETFs launch [51].

Not all analysts are convinced, though. A Motley Fool analyst warned recently that Ripple’s own stablecoin (RLUSD) and niche ODL usage could limit XRP demand. He cautioned that “long-term fundamentals remain shaky” even if short-term gains continue [52] [53]. TipRanks noted a bearish chart pattern (a rounded top) and suggested XRP might revisit the low-$2 range (~$2.09) if no new catalyst appears. In other words, bear-case scenarios target the $2.00–$2.20 support zone if selling resumes.

Short-term forecast: In the next week or two, most analysts see XRP trading between ~$2.50 and $3.00. Technical commentators point out that maintaining the $2.50 support is critical. If XRP can clear the $2.75–$2.80 zone and hold above $3.00, then $3.20–$3.30 becomes possible. Conversely, a break below $2.50 could trigger a retest of $2.20 or even the low-$2s. As one price-prediction site notes, key supports are $2.70 and $2.20, with resistance at $3.30 and $3.55 [54].

Long-term forecast: Many outlooks hinge on regulatory outcomes. If a spot XRP ETF is approved, analysts expect a multi-month rally. Bloomberg’s data suggests a rally to at least $3.65 could occur immediately after ETF launches [55], paving the way to the $7–$8 range (over 120% above current prices) [56] [57]. Some even forecast XRP in the double-digits by 2026 under bullish conditions. That said, conservative panels (e.g. crypto expert surveys) often see more modest growth: for example, a finder.com survey in mid-2025 predicted an average of ~$2.80 by end-2025 and ~$5.25 by 2030. Overall, the consensus seems to be that XRP is poised for significant gains if ETF/legal catalysts materialize, but could also consolidate or retreat if those catalysts disappoint.

Recent Events Impacting Crypto

The past week’s headlines also influenced XRP’s price. Aside from the Fed meeting noted above, geopolitics played a role: a U.S.–China tariff showdown (announced by President Trump on Oct 10) kicked off the flash crash [58]. At the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, reports of a tentative trade “truce” may be providing some relief, but broader economic concerns (inflation data, budget fights) keep markets jittery. In crypto news, Bitcoin’s own swings dominated media attention; XRP tends to mirror such altcoin volatility.

On Nov 13, the crypto community is watching for the launch of the first XRP spot ETF (Canary Capital’s fund could go live then) [59]. This looming date has become a focal point: one analyst stated, “the price of XRP spiked by 10% immediately after the SEC dropped its case… so the upcoming ETF could be the next major catalyst” [60]. With that catalyst on the horizon, traders are positioning accordingly. If the ETF filings are approved as expected, XRP markets could see a sustained rally. If not, traders may reprice the optimism.

Outlook

In summary, XRP’s market position is stronger than it was a year ago, thanks to regulatory wins. It’s trading near $2.50 after a volatile rebound from deep-correction lows [61]. Its fundamentals – institutional adoption via RippleNet, stablecoin burning, potential banking charter – have improved, but competition and broader crypto sentiment remain factors. In the very short term (days), price may wiggle in response to macro cues (Fed minutes, US politics) and any Ripple-specific news. Over the next few weeks, the approval (or delay) of XRP ETFs will likely be the biggest driver.

Bullish forecasts call for $5–$8 targets if key resistance is cleared [62] [63]. Some analysts even project $6–$10 by 2026 on ETF success [64]. Bearish scenarios warn of a fallback to the $2.00–$2.20 zone if enthusiasm fades. As one chartist put it, “with over 90% of XRP’s supply in profit, whale selling could resurface” – though strong inflows from ETFs could offset that [65]. For now, XRP sits in a suspenseful hold pattern: many are watching if it can “decisively breakout” of the current range [66]. In any case, with news and catalysts lined up, XRP’s trajectory will likely remain a hot topic for traders in November 2025.

Sources: Current data and market cap from coinmarketcap/CoinGecko [67] [68]; recent news from Reuters and CoinDesk on regulatory and ETF developments [69] [70]; technical and forecast commentary from CoinDesk, BraveNewCoin, and analyst reports [71] [72] [73]; market events from Reuters [74] [75].

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Marcin Frąckiewicz

CEO of TS2 Space and founder of TS2.tech. Expert in satellites, telecommunications, and emerging technologies, covering trends in space, AI, and connectivity.

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