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XRP Price has been trading sideways since falling from its January peak, but many analysts believe a massive breakout is imminent. The token is currently priced at $2.17, up 1.5% over the past seven days, sparking renewed interest among crypto traders.
Now, a new AI-powered forecast suggests that Ripple’s growing global partnerships could supercharge XRP’s price—potentially sending it to $20, $42, or even $135.
According to a ChatGPT-powered analysis, Ripple’s expanding role in global finance—especially its work with central banks—could significantly boost XRP’s utility and value. The AI model projected several bullish price targets based on real-world adoption:
$20.38 if XRP captures 20–30% of global cross-border payments
$42.46 if used for settlements across G20 banking systems
$84.93 if adopted as a reserve or clearing asset by central banks
$135.88 if XRP scales for both CBDC and private sector payments
XRP Outperforms BTC and ETH: Still Undervalued?
With a market cap of $127.8 billion, XRP is the third-largest non-stablecoin cryptocurrency, trailing only Bitcoin and Ethereum. Over the past year, XRP has soared by 335.6%, outperforming both BTC (61.2%) and ETH (-28.7%).
Despite this massive rally, many experts argue that XRP remains undervalued, citing its real-world utility in cross-border payments and increasing institutional adoption.
Ripple’s CBDC Strategy: A Game-Changer?
Ripple is collaborating with central banks worldwide—including those of Bhutan, Palau, Montenegro, Georgia, and Colombia—to launch Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) using its Ripple CBDC Platform.
James Wallis, Ripple’s VP of Central Bank Engagement & CBDCs, stated:
“As a trusted partner to several central banks, we believe this platform will help solve problems for many central banks and governments who are devising plans for CBDC implementations.”
Ripple’s proactive engagement with G20 initiatives, BIS task forces, and industry leaders like SWIFT and Mastercard positions XRP as a key player in the future of finance.
Can XRP Replace SWIFT for Cross-Border Payments?
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently claimed that XRP could handle 14% of SWIFT’s volume within five years. While XRP is already used by select institutions for faster and cheaper transactions, its market share is still in early stages.
However, if this projection becomes reality, XRP could see exponential price growth, driven by real-world demand for efficient cross-border settlements.
Final Thoughts: Is $135 XRP Possible?
With Ripple’s global partnerships, increasing traction in the CBDC space, and strategic alliances with key financial institutions, XRP could be heading toward a major utility-driven rally.As ChatGPT’s forecast outlines, the next bull run for XRP may not just be driven by speculation—but by mass adoption in the global payment infrastructure.
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