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XRP Price Projections Rise as Corporate Treasury Demand Intensifies
Recent developments indicate a surge in corporate adoption of
as a treasury asset, with multiple firms allocating substantial sums to the cryptocurrency. If 100 companies each acquired 300 million XRP tokens, the aggregate purchase would total 30 billion XRP-approximately half of XRP's current circulating supply of 60 billion tokens. This scenario, analyzed by Grok AI, suggests sustained buying pressure could significantly impact XRP's price dynamics[1]. At the current valuation of $2.97 per XRP, the total outlay would amount to $89.1 billion, with monthly purchases averaging $7.4 to $14.8 billion over six to twelve months. Such demand would reduce the liquid supply to 20–30 billion XRP, amplifying scarcity and potentially accelerating price appreciation[1].Corporate interest in XRP has been driven by its utility in cross-border payments, yield generation, and operational efficiency. Companies like
Digital Tech Holdings, Webus International, and VivoPower International have already announced multimillion-dollar XRP allocations. Trident, for instance, plans to raise $500 million for a large-scale XRP treasury, while VivoPower staked $100 million in XRP on the Flare Network for yield. These moves reflect a strategic shift toward XRP as a productive treasury asset, particularly as regulatory clarity improves under frameworks like the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act[2].The growing institutional demand has been supported by XRP's low transaction costs and fast settlement times, which appeal to firms seeking to optimize global payments. Wellgistics Health, for example, secured a $50 million credit line to acquire XRP for liquidity and blockchain operations. Similarly, Nature's Miracle and Everything Blockchain Inc. have integrated XRP into staking programs to generate passive income. Analysts note that XRP's adoption is no longer confined to fintech firms; healthcare, energy, and logistics sectors are increasingly viewing it as a strategic reserve asset[2].
Grok's analysis projects a price trajectory of $5–$10 within 3–6 months if the hypothetical 100-company buy-in materializes. Over 6–12 months, the price could reach $15–$30, assuming broader investor participation. In a 12–24 month timeframe, XRP might surge to $50–$100 if it becomes a standard reserve asset for payments. These projections hinge on the assumption that corporate buying remains steady and regulatory tailwinds persist[1].
The potential approval of XRP ETFs in late 2025 could further catalyze demand, with institutions seeking to allocate capital to XRP-backed products. Analysts estimate $5–$8 billion in inflows during the first month of ETF launches, dwarfing
ETF inflows at similar stages. This could exacerbate liquidity constraints, as exchange inventories like Coinbase's XRP holdings have already declined by 90% in recent months[3].Regulatory developments, including the dismissal of key SEC lawsuits against Ripple and the passage of the GENIUS Act, have reduced legal uncertainties. The Act's classification of XRP as a non-security in most contexts has emboldened companies to adopt it without fear of regulatory overreach. Meanwhile, Ripple's partnerships with banks and stablecoin projects are expanding XRP's utility in global finance, potentially solidifying its role as a bridge asset in tokenized systems[2].
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