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Analysts argued that even a $100 XRP price tag might be “peanuts” compared to its potential role in global corporate finance.
In October 2025, Ripple announced a $1 billion agreement to acquire GTreasury, a U.S.-based treasury management platform serving global corporations with cash forecasting, foreign exchange risk management, and payments infrastructure.
GTreasury’s software manages liquidity and risk for major enterprises, and Ripple’s integration of this platform with its blockchain technology signals a major shift toward institutional and corporate finance.
This expansion positions Ripple to compete in the $120 trillion global payments and treasury market, currently dominated by legacy systems such as SWIFT.
 
Alongside the GTreasury deal, Ripple is reportedly building a $1 billion digital-asset treasury (DAT) focused on accumulating XRP and strengthening its on-chain liquidity.
Analyst calls $100 XRP Price “peanuts”
Following the dual announcements, a crypto market analyst reiterated his bold prediction that XRP could reach or exceed $100 in the coming years.
ZyCrypto quoted the analyst saying that Ripple’s integration with GTreasury and the XRP treasury expansion could transform the token into a core asset for global liquidity flows, making current valuations “peanuts.”
XRP’s circulating supply is estimated at 59.9 billion tokens. If XRP were to trade at $100, the implied market capitalization would exceed $5.8 trillion—larger than the entire global equity market combined, according to coinmarketcap.
Nevertheless, Ripple’s business model increasingly targets liquidity management, stablecoin settlements, and tokenized financial instruments—areas with multi-trillion-dollar market potential. This shift in focus could change XRP’s demand profile from speculative to functional over time.
Ripple’s acquisition of GTreasury gives it direct access to large corporate clients managing billions in daily cash flows. Integrating blockchain into their treasury operations could streamline FX settlements, cross-border payments, and liquidity sourcing.
The company’s new XRP-focused digital treasury demonstrates its intention to build deep on-chain liquidity, potentially making XRP the bridge asset for real-world financial operations.
If major corporations begin using XRP for treasury and payment infrastructure, the token’s demand dynamics could evolve dramatically.
Integration into corporate systems involves complex regulatory compliance, counterparty risk management, and governance frameworks.
Ripple’s recent moves mark significant progress but do not guarantee rapid or exponential growth in XRP’s valuation.