XRP has been performing well lately – but AI price predictions suggest this rally is nowhere near done.
ChatGPT has just released its analysis, predicting 121% gains by 2026. Could this be the ideal time to buy XRP?
XRP’s Uptrend Continues as Technicals Flip Bullish
XRP is sitting at $2.26 after a positive couple of weeks. Spot trading volumes have exploded 80% in 24 hours, open interest climbed 3%, and XRP even flipped Solana in daily trading activity.
Plus, XRP has been building a perfect uptrend since June 22. You can see it clearly on the 4-hour chart – higher highs and higher lows, indicating that the bulls are in control.
Yesterday, price tapped $2.35 before pulling back, which was the highest XRP has been since late May.
That rejection might spook some traders, but XRP is still managing to hold an upward trendline that’s been in play for almost three weeks. Overall, the technical setup looks healthy.
Popular trader XRPunkie on X (Twitter) believes we’re about to see another rally – expecting the next wave to be the “strongest and most explosive.”
He even suggested that reaching $13 to $15 is “possible.”
ChatGPT Believes $5 Is Realistic for XRP by Year-End
ChatGPT is more conservative – calling for XRP to hit $5.00 by the end of the year. If that happens, it would represent 121% gains from here.
The biggest catalyst is that Ripple just applied for a U.S. banking charter and Federal Reserve master account. It’s a move that positions XRP for mainstream financial integration.
Plus, there’s the spot XRP ETF everyone’s talking about, which markets are pricing at a 95% probability of approval. The technical side is also becoming interesting.
XRPL is expanding beyond payments into DeFi territory with EVM sidechain support and cross-chain integration.
Meanwhile, partnerships with institutions like Amina Bank in Switzerland are proving XRP’s liquidity bridging works in practice.
And don’t forget the regulatory clarity XRP now enjoys. The SEC dropped its appeal, and there’s even talk about including XRP in a U.S. crypto reserve.
All of these factors explain why ChatGPT thinks XRP could more than double in the next six months.
Bitcoin Hyper Could Be the Real Winner as ChatGPT Forecasts 5x Price Rally
XRP’s potential rally looks exciting, but Bitcoin Hyper might be where the serious money gets made.
ChatGPT’s analysis predicts $0.06 by the end of 2025 – that’s a 5x return from the current presale price of $0.012175.
What makes Bitcoin Hyper special is how it combines Bitcoin’s rock-solid security with Solana’s lightning speed.
This new Layer-2 network uses the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to bring sub-second transactions and tiny fees to Bitcoin.
It’s a bridge between Bitcoin’s blockchain and all the DeFi action that’s been locked out until now. The presale numbers show just how excited investors are about this setup.
Bitcoin Hyper has raised over $2 million in just a few weeks, with early stakers pulling in yields of 389% per year.
That kind of momentum during presale usually precedes an explosive exchange debut.
Plus, the project’s roadmap is packed with the mainnet launch, canonical bridge activation, and potential CEX listings throughout the second half of 2025.
ChatGPT identified several catalysts that could drive a 5x move.
Exchange listings typically trigger massive price discovery, the mainnet rollout brings real demand through dApps, and another crypto bull run would provide serious tailwinds.
YouTuber Cilinix Crypto backs up ChatGPT’s bullishness – calling this a “hot presale” opportunity.
So, while XRP looks appealing, Bitcoin Hyper might have even higher upside.
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