$XRP price is driven by market supply & demand, liquidity, adoption, and regulation.
Even after Ripple’s partial legal wins vs the SEC, no court or government set a price floor.
A $10,000 XRP would imply a market cap in the quadrillions, which is economically unrealistic under current global money supply.
🚨 Common confusion
Sometimes people say:
“ISO 20022 compliant”
“Bank adoption”
“Legal clarity”
“Settlement token for SWIFT”
These can increase utility, but none legally force price appreciation.
✅ More realistic thinking
Instead of “price by law,” focus on:
Adoption by banks/financial institutions
On-chain usage
Liquidity corridors
Market cycles
If you want, I can break down: 📊 What XRP would need fundamentally to reach $10, $100, $1,000, or $10,000
Just tell me which levels you want analyzed.