I believe that in two years you won’t even be able to buy XRP. XRP was designed to be a bridge currency and not to be bought and sold on exchanges. Once Ripple wins the SEC lawsuit, you will start to see its price rise significantly; it will be the only currency that is not considered a security and will have the legal clarity that allows for mainstream adoption by US financial institutions. Shortly after that, I believe that Ripple will not release any more XRP from its escrow account to retail exchanges even if it relists XRP on its own exchanges. It will only be released for on-demand liquidity purposes for financial institutions. However, before retail investors are locked out, I believe it could easily break the $150 mark. My concern is how retail investor buybacks will be handled when we can’t buy it on exchanges; the ultimate use of XRP is to be a stablecoin used on the XRP Ledger as a bridge currency between all digital assets including all fiat digital currencies. It has been calculated that when fully adopted as a global bridge currency, its price will range between $35,000 to $50,000 per XRP coin. Of course, we won’t see those sky-high prices while we’re being excluded without a massive class action lawsuit.