The XRP price today is consolidating near the $2.80 support, forming a critical range that could determine whether the next move takes the token toward new yearly highs or back into correction territory.
The current XRP price is hovering around $2.81 after recovering from a recent dip near $2.70 earlier in the week. Market data shows strong support forming at $2.80, a level that buyers have consistently defended. Resistance remains firm at $3.05–$3.10, where sellers have rejected several upside attempts.
XRP is consolidating between $2.81 and $2.87, with a breakout above $2.93 likely paving the way to $3.09, while losing $2.81 could retest $2.75 and deeper support zones. Source: Trader_Lean on TradingView
This consolidation phase reflects a classic technical setup, with traders waiting for a decisive move before committing to new positions. A breakout above $3.10 could open the door for gains toward $3.30–$3.40, while a breakdown below $2.85 could drag the price of XRP back toward $2.66 and $2.50.
Bullish momentum in Ripple XRP has been partly driven by a major regulatory update in the United States. The SEC and CFTC recently issued a joint statement clarifying that registered exchanges will be permitted to list and trade specified spot crypto asset products.
The SEC and CFTC have announced plans to permit spot trading of select cryptocurrencies on registered U.S. exchanges. Source: Good Morning Crypto via X
“Market participants should have the freedom to choose where they trade spot crypto assets,” said SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, emphasizing the agency’s commitment to innovation and competition. CFTC Acting Chairman Caroline D. Pham added that this was just the start of broader efforts to support growth in the industry.
This policy shift, which builds on findings from President Donald Trump’s Working Group on Digital Assets, signals that Washington is warming up to crypto innovation — a development that could support Ripple XRP price prediction 2025 targets well above $5 if adoption continues.
Adding to the bullish narrative, Ripple has announced a strategic partnership with global payment network Thunes. The collaboration aims to enhance Ripple Payments, enabling faster and cheaper transactions across more currencies and jurisdictions.
Thunes President and COO Chloe Mayenobe said the partnership will allow “digital asset companies to deliver seamless, compliant, and accessible cross-border payments at scale.” Ripple’s Asia-Pacific Managing Director Fiona Murray highlighted that the integration supports the growing demand for blockchain-powered financial solutions worldwide.
Ripple currently operates in 90 markets with over 64 licenses and supports more than 55 currencies — a strong sign that its enterprise payment network continues to expand.
Institutional interest in XRP has surged in recent weeks. CME’s XRP futures contracts have now surpassed $1 billion in open interest, making it the fastest-growing crypto derivative launch in recent memory. Analysts note that the adoption rate is even outpacing early Bitcoin and Ethereum derivatives, positioning XRP as a key player for hedge funds and trading desks.
XRP was trading at around $2.813, down 1.80% in the last 24 hours at press time. Source: XRP price via Brave New Coin
Speculation about a Grayscale XRP ETF and potential XRP spot ETF approval has also fueled optimism. If regulatory clarity continues to improve, analysts project that large-scale inflows from pensions and asset managers could accelerate, pushing XRP toward higher price targets.
From a technical perspective, XRP price charts remain bullish. The token is trading above the 100-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $2.77, with the MACD indicator maintaining a buy signal since Monday. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has climbed to 57, suggesting growing buying pressure without entering overbought territory.
A clean break above $3.10 could trigger momentum toward $3.30 and potentially $3.40 in the near term. On the downside, a failure to hold $2.80 could invite profit-taking, testing support levels at $2.70 and $2.50.
Looking ahead, the XRP price forecast remains cautiously optimistic. Institutional participation, regulatory clarity, and Ripple’s growing network adoption create a favorable backdrop for long-term growth. However, macroeconomic factors — particularly the U.S. Federal Reserve’s stance on interest rates — remain a key risk.
XRP/USD is holding above $2.72 with higher lows forming, and a breakout above $3.00–$3.20 could signal a rally toward $3.53 and beyond. Source: DeGRAM on TradingView
If bulls succeed in clearing the $3.10 barrier, short-term projections call for upside targets near $3.30–$3.40, with some analysts forecasting a run toward $5.00 in the coming months. Conversely, failure to hold key support could trigger a deeper correction before the next bullish leg begins.
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