The potential for Ripple's XRP to reach $150 by 2030 is a topic of much debate among crypto enthusiasts. Designed as a bridge currency, XRP's primary function is to facilitate seamless transactions between digital assets and fiat currencies. Many believe that if Ripple successfully resolves its SEC lawsuit, XRP will gain unprecedented legal clarity, positioning it as the only cryptocurrency deemed not a security, paving the way for widespread adoption by U.S. financial institutions. This scenario could lead to a significant price surge, potentially exceeding $150, especially if Ripple restricts XRP's availability on retail exchanges, reserving it for institutional On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) purposes. Some speculate that XRP’s ultimate endgame as a global bridge currency could see its value skyrocket into the tens of thousands, though such predictions hinge on extensive adoption and legal outcomes. However, concerns remain regarding how retail investors might be impacted, including potential buybacks or legal disputes over access to $XRP
as its use evolves.
