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XRP Price Prediction by Month (Monthly Forecast Index)
What is the XRP price prediction for this month?
Select the current month to view XRP’s base, bullish, and bearish price ranges plus key support/resistance levels. Monthly forecasts update when trend, volatility, or catalysts (ETF/legal/news) shift.
Monthly XRP price predictions provide tactical, 30-day horizon forecasts that bridge short-term volatility with longer-term trends. Unlike daily or weekly outlooks that react to noise, and yearly forecasts that abstract away near-term structure, monthly predictions capture the sweet spot: meaningful technical levels, upcoming catalyst windows, and scenario-based ranges that help traders position and investors time entries or exits.
This hub serves as your central navigation index for all month-specific XRP forecasts on VTrader.io. Use the month selector below to jump directly to any month’s detailed outlook, or read on to understand how monthly forecasts work, what drives month-to-month XRP price action, and how to interpret support, resistance, and invalidation levels.
Last Updated: January 2026 | View Next Month’s Forecast
Monthly Forecasts at a Glance
Each monthly XRP forecast page includes:
- Base, Bull, and Bear Scenarios: Three price range paths with explicit assumptions about trend, volatility, and catalysts.
- Key Technical Levels: Support and resistance zones derived from price structure, volume profile, and higher-timeframe chart analysis.
- Invalidation Triggers: Clear price levels or events that signal when to switch scenarios or re-evaluate the forecast.
- Catalyst Calendar: Upcoming events (regulatory decisions, ETF news, Ripple announcements, macro data releases) that could shift probabilities.
- Volatility Regime: Current market structure—trending vs ranging, risk-on vs risk-off—and how it affects XRP’s expected behavior.
- Bitcoin Correlation Context: Whether XRP is tracking BTC closely or showing independent strength/weakness.
Monthly forecasts update at least weekly and immediately when major catalysts change the probability distribution across scenarios. Check the “Last Updated” timestamp on each month page to ensure you’re working with current assumptions.
Jump to a Month
Select a month below to view its detailed forecast. We prioritize the current and upcoming months first, with historical months available for pattern analysis and learning.
2026 Monthly Forecasts
| Month | Forecast Range (Base) | Key Support | Key Resistance | Action |
| January 2026 | $2.00 – $2.80 | $1.80, $1.60 | $2.50, $3.00 | Read Forecast |
| February 2026 | $2.10 – $2.90 | $1.90, $1.70 | $2.60, $3.10 | Read Forecast |
| March 2026 | $2.20 – $3.00 | $2.00, $1.80 | $2.70, $3.20 | Read Forecast |
| April 2026 | $2.30 – $3.20 | $2.10, $1.90 | $2.90, $3.50 | Read Forecast |
| May 2026 | $2.40 – $3.30 | $2.20, $2.00 | $3.00, $3.60 | Read Forecast |
| June 2026 | $2.50 – $3.40 | $2.30, $2.10 | $3.10, $3.70 | Read Forecast |
| July 2026 | $2.60 – $3.50 | $2.40, $2.20 | $3.20, $3.80 | Read Forecast |
| August 2026 | $2.70 – $3.60 | $2.50, $2.30 | $3.30, $3.90 | Read Forecast |
| September 2026 | $2.80 – $3.70 | $2.60, $2.40 | $3.40, $4.00 | Read Forecast |
| October 2026 | $2.90 – $3.80 | $2.70, $2.50 | $3.50, $4.20 | Read Forecast |
| November 2026 | $3.00 – $4.00 | $2.80, $2.60 | $3.70, $4.50 | Read Forecast |
| December 2026 | $3.10 – $4.20 | $2.90, $2.70 | $3.90, $4.80 | Read Forecast |
Note: Ranges shown are base-case scenarios assuming moderate market conditions and no extreme catalysts. Each month page includes bull and bear scenarios with wider ranges.
2025 Monthly Forecasts (Historical Reference)
| Month | Actual Range | Lessons Learned | Action |
| January 2025 | $1.90 – $2.50 | Strong start, ETF speculation drove early rally | View Analysis |
| February 2025 | $1.80 – $2.30 | Consolidation after January gains | View Analysis |
| March 2025 | $1.70 – $2.20 | Market correction, technical reset | View Analysis |
| April 2025 | $1.80 – $2.40 | Recovery phase, improved sentiment | View Analysis |
| May 2025 | $1.90 – $2.50 | Ripple partnership announcements supported price | View Analysis |
| June 2025 | $1.85 – $2.35 | Mid-year volatility compression | View Analysis |
| July 2025 | $1.95 – $2.60 | Summer rally phase, risk-on environment | View Analysis |
| August 2025 | $2.00 – $2.70 | Sustained momentum, technical breakout | View Analysis |
| September 2025 | $1.90 – $2.50 | Seasonal weakness, profit-taking | View Analysis |
| October 2025 | $2.00 – $2.80 | Q4 strength begins, institutional interest | View Analysis |
| November 2025 | $2.10 – $2.90 | Pre-holiday rally, positive regulatory signals | View Analysis |
| December 2025 | $2.00 – $2.70 | Year-end consolidation, position rebalancing | View Analysis |
Looking for a different timeframe? If you meant yearly forecasts, visit the XRP Price Prediction by Year hub. For shorter horizons, see Next Week’s Forecast or Today’s Outlook.
How Our Monthly XRP Forecast Works
VTrader.io monthly XRP forecasts combine technical structure, market context, and fundamental catalysts to produce scenario-based ranges rather than single-point predictions. Understanding the methodology helps you interpret confidence levels and know when to adjust expectations.
Inputs: What Goes Into Each Monthly Forecast
Every monthly forecast begins with a systematic analysis of four core input categories:
1. Price Structure and Trend
- Higher-timeframe chart analysis: Daily and 4-hour charts define the dominant trend direction and structural pivots.
- Support and resistance zones: Historical price action, volume profile, and Fibonacci levels identify key zones where buyers or sellers are likely to defend.
- Trend classification: Is XRP in an uptrend (higher highs/higher lows), downtrend (lower highs/lower lows), or range-bound? This classification anchors scenario probabilities.
- Moving averages: 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages provide dynamic support/resistance and trend confirmation.
2. Volatility Band and Market Regime
- Bollinger Bands and ATR: Measure current volatility expansion or contraction to set realistic range expectations.
- Risk-on vs risk-off: Crypto market sentiment (driven by Bitcoin, macro liquidity, and leverage conditions) determines whether XRP is likely to show high beta or defensive behavior.
- Altcoin season indicators: Bitcoin dominance trends and altcoin index performance help predict whether XRP will outperform or underperform the broader market.
3. Fundamental Catalysts
- Regulatory calendar: Scheduled court dates, SEC decisions, ETF filing deadlines, and legislative committee hearings.
- Ripple ecosystem news: Partnership announcements, ODL volume growth, RLUSD adoption metrics, XRPL upgrades.
- Macro events: Federal Reserve meetings, inflation data releases, banking sector developments that affect crypto liquidity.
- Competitor dynamics: Major developments in Ethereum, Solana, or other payment-focused blockchain projects that could shift capital flows.
4. Sentiment and Positioning
- Funding rates and open interest: Derivatives market data showing whether traders are positioned bullish (positive funding) or bearish (negative funding), and whether leverage is extended.
- Social sentiment: Aggregated social media and news sentiment to identify hype cycles or fear phases.
- Exchange flow data: Net inflows to exchanges (potential selling pressure) vs outflows (potential accumulation).
These inputs are synthesized into a coherent market narrative that drives the scenario construction. For detailed methodology, see the XRP Forecast Methodology hub.
Outputs: What Each Monthly Forecast Delivers
The synthesis of inputs produces actionable outputs structured for decision-making:
Base, Bull, and Bear Scenario Ranges
- Base scenario (50–60% probability): The most likely path given current conditions. Assumes no extreme catalysts materialize and trend/volatility continue their recent patterns.
- Bull scenario (20–30% probability): Optimistic path triggered by positive catalysts (e.g., favorable ETF news, major partnership, technical breakout above key resistance).
- Bear scenario (15–25% probability): Pessimistic path if negative catalysts materialize (e.g., regulatory setback, market crash, breakdown below key support).
Each scenario includes explicit assumptions so you can track which conditions are holding vs changing.
Key Technical Levels
- Primary support: The first defense zone where buyers are expected to step in. Breaking this level elevates bear scenario probability.
- Secondary support: The last line of defense before invalidation. Breaking this confirms bear scenario and triggers risk-reduction.
- Primary resistance: The first overhead barrier. Breaking this elevates bull scenario probability.
- Secondary resistance: The stretch target in bull scenarios. Reaching this level suggests extended momentum and potential for parabolic phase.
Invalidation Triggers
Clear conditions that signal when a scenario is no longer valid:
- Price-based: “If XRP closes below $1.80, bear scenario activates and base scenario is invalidated.”
- Event-based: “If SEC announces unfavorable ruling, reassess all scenarios and shift to defensive positioning.”
- Time-based: “If XRP fails to break above $3.00 by mid-month, reduce bull scenario probability.”
Invalidation triggers are the mechanism that keeps forecasts honest and adaptive—they force re-evaluation rather than anchoring to outdated assumptions.
What Moves XRP Month-to-Month
Understanding the drivers that cause monthly XRP price changes helps you anticipate when forecasts need updating and which scenarios are gaining probability. Month-to-month XRP movement is driven by four interconnected entity clusters.
Market Structure and Liquidity
Trading range vs trending market: XRP behaves differently in range-bound environments (oscillating between support and resistance) vs trending markets (sustained directional movement). Monthly forecasts must identify which regime is active.
- Range markets: Mean reversion strategies work; fade extremes and take profit at range boundaries. Base scenarios dominate.
- Trending markets: Momentum strategies work; breakouts extend further than expected. Bull or bear scenarios gain probability depending on trend direction.
Liquidity and leverage: High liquidity and manageable leverage support stable price action and reduce the risk of flash crashes. Low liquidity and extended leverage increase the probability of sharp, volatile moves in both directions.
- High leverage warning signs: Elevated funding rates, high open interest relative to volume, and clustering of liquidation levels create conditions for cascading liquidations (long squeezes in downtrends, short squeezes in uptrends).
- Liquidity droughts: Holidays, regulatory uncertainty, or market dislocations can reduce liquidity and amplify volatility—making monthly ranges wider and less predictable.
For real-time tracking of these conditions, see the XRP Sentiment & Liquidity hub.
Macro and Bitcoin Correlation
Bitcoin’s influence on XRP: XRP’s correlation with Bitcoin varies month-to-month, but BTC remains the dominant macro driver for crypto markets. When Bitcoin trends strongly (up or down), altcoins including XRP tend to follow with amplified beta.
- High correlation phases: During risk-off or high-volatility periods, XRP tracks BTC closely. Monthly forecasts must account for Bitcoin’s technical structure and key levels.
- Decoupling phases: When XRP-specific catalysts (legal news, ETF progress, Ripple ecosystem growth) dominate, XRP can decouple from Bitcoin temporarily. These phases create opportunities for independent bull scenarios.
Macroeconomic backdrop: Federal Reserve policy, inflation trends, banking sector health, and geopolitical events affect risk appetite across all asset classes, including crypto.
- Risk-on environment: Easy monetary policy, low volatility, and positive sentiment support higher XRP prices and favor bull scenarios.
- Risk-off environment: Tightening policy, high volatility, and negative sentiment pressure XRP and favor bear scenarios or defensive base scenarios.
Monthly forecasts integrate macro conditions as scenario modifiers—bull scenarios require supportive macro backdrops, while bear scenarios are more likely during macro stress.
Regulation and ETF Narrative
SEC lawsuit and regulatory clarity: The ongoing legal battle between Ripple and the SEC remains a high-impact, low-frequency driver. Major developments (court rulings, settlement news, appeals) can shift XRP’s valuation by 20–50% in a matter of days.
- Positive developments: Favorable rulings, clarity on XRP’s non-security status, or settlement terms that allow U.S. institutional access trigger bull scenario shifts.
- Negative developments: Adverse rulings, prolonged uncertainty, or regulatory crackdowns trigger bear scenario shifts.
Track the latest regulatory updates on the SEC Lawsuit hub.
XRP ETF speculation: The possibility of an XRP spot ETF approval in the U.S. creates anticipatory price action. ETF filing news, SEC comments, and approval timelines are watched closely by traders.
- Pre-approval speculation: ETF filing announcements and positive regulatory signals create buying pressure and elevate bull scenario probabilities.
- Post-approval reality: Actual ETF launch (if approved) brings institutional inflows but also “buy the rumor, sell the news” dynamics—monthly forecasts must account for both phases.
For ETF-specific analysis, visit the XRP ETF hub.
Ripple and XRPL Ecosystem News
Ripple’s business developments: Ripple Labs’ partnerships, On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) volume growth, and geographic expansion directly influence XRP’s utility thesis and institutional perception.
- Major partnerships: New financial institution partnerships or central bank pilots create positive sentiment and support bull scenarios.
- ODL growth: Increasing ODL transaction volume validates XRP’s real-world utility and can justify higher valuations over time.
- Regulatory compliance: Ripple’s proactive regulatory engagement and licensing efforts reduce perceived risk and attract institutional capital.
XRPL ecosystem activity: XRP Ledger’s decentralized ecosystem—including DeFi projects, NFTs, and the RLUSD stablecoin—contributes to network value and transaction demand.
- RLUSD adoption: Growth in RLUSD (Ripple’s USD stablecoin) usage on XRPL increases transaction volume and network effects.
- Developer activity: Active developer communities and new dApps signal ecosystem health and long-term viability.
- Network upgrades: Technical improvements (scalability, interoperability, smart contract features) enhance XRPL’s competitive positioning.
For ongoing fundamental tracking, see the XRP Fundamentals hub and the Catalysts library.
How to Use Support, Resistance, and Invalidation Levels
Technical levels are the operational framework for monthly forecasts—they translate abstract scenarios into concrete price zones where decisions should be made.
Support Levels: Where to Look for Buying Interest
Support levels represent price zones where historical buying interest has emerged, where large holders are believed to have cost bases, or where technical indicators (moving averages, Fibonacci retracements) suggest buyers will defend.
- Primary support: The first level to watch. If price approaches this zone, look for signs of buying pressure (volume increase, bullish candlestick patterns). Holding above primary support keeps the base scenario intact.
- Secondary support: The critical level. Breaking below this on high volume signals the base scenario is invalidated and bear scenario is activating. This is where risk management rules (stop-losses, position reductions) should trigger.
- How to use them: Set alerts at support levels. If XRP approaches support, watch for confirmation (hold and bounce = base scenario holds; break and close below = shift to bear scenario).
Resistance Levels: Where to Expect Selling Pressure
Resistance levels represent price zones where historical selling pressure has appeared, where early buyers may take profit, or where technical barriers exist.
- Primary resistance: The first overhead challenge. Breaking above this level on volume confirms momentum and elevates bull scenario probability. Failing to break through keeps base scenario in play.
- Secondary resistance: The stretch target in bull scenarios. Reaching this level suggests strong momentum and opens the door to parabolic moves. This is where profit-taking strategies should be considered.
- How to use them: Set alerts at resistance levels. If XRP approaches resistance, watch for breakout confirmation (break and hold above = bull scenario gaining; rejection = base scenario continues).
Invalidation Levels: When to Change Your Outlook
Invalidation levels are the most important component of monthly forecasts because they enforce discipline and prevent anchoring bias.
- Downside invalidation: A price level that, if broken, means the base scenario is wrong and bear scenario should be the new primary assumption. Example: “If XRP closes below $1.80, the bullish structure is broken and defensive positioning is warranted.”
- Upside invalidation: A price level that, if broken, means the base scenario was too conservative and bull scenario should be the new primary assumption. Example: “If XRP closes above $3.20, momentum is stronger than expected and higher targets are in play.”
- Time-based invalidation: If certain conditions don’t materialize within expected timeframes, scenarios may need re-weighting. Example: “If XRP hasn’t broken above $2.50 by mid-month, reduce bull scenario probability from 30% to 15%.”
Practical application: Use invalidation levels as decision triggers, not suggestions. When an invalidation level is hit, immediately reassess your positions, review the updated forecast, and adjust accordingly. This approach prevents the common mistake of holding onto outdated assumptions as market conditions change.
Latest Monthly Updates
Monthly forecast hubs are evergreen pages that are updated regularly. To stay current between updates, follow our timely analysis posts that provide real-time commentary on how monthly forecasts are evolving.
Recent Monthly Analysis Articles:
- Ripple XRP Price Forecast: What This Week Holds for Investors – Weekly updates that track monthly scenario progression.
- Ripple XRP Forecast: What August 2025 Has in Store for the Week Ahead – Example of how weekly analysis feeds into monthly outlooks.
- XRP’s ABC Wave Pattern Predicts Potential Price Surge if Structure Remains Intact – Technical structure analysis that informs monthly resistance and target levels.
- ChatGPT, Grok, and Claude Weigh In: Has the 2025 XRP Rally Reached Its Peak? – Sentiment and positioning analysis that affects monthly scenario probabilities.
- Ripple’s Path to Banking License Could Propel XRP to $50, Suggests Crypto Expert – Fundamental catalyst analysis that shapes longer-term monthly projections.
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Related XRP Forecast Hubs
The Monthly Forecast hub is one layer in VTrader.io’s comprehensive XRP prediction network. Use the related hubs below to navigate to different time horizons, methodologies, and analysis types.
Other Time Horizons
- XRP Price Prediction Today: Intraday analysis with real-time levels and short-term catalysts.
- XRP Price Prediction Tomorrow: Next-day outlook for active traders.
- XRP Price Prediction Next Week: 7-day tactical forecast bridging daily and monthly horizons.
- XRP Price Prediction Next Month: Quick link to the upcoming month’s forecast.
- XRP Price Prediction by Year: Long-term scenarios for strategic planning (2026, 2030, and beyond).
- XRP Price Prediction 2026: Full-year 2026 outlook with quarterly breakdowns.
Analysis and Methodology Hubs
- XRP Forecast Methodology: Detailed explanation of how we construct scenarios, assign probabilities, and set invalidation triggers.
- XRP Technical Analysis: Chart patterns, indicators, and level identification methods.
- XRP Fundamentals: Adoption metrics, network activity, and valuation models.
- XRP Price Targets: Bull, base, and bear price targets across all time horizons.
Catalyst and Driver Hubs
- XRP Catalysts: Library of high-impact events and how they affect forecasts.
- SEC Lawsuit: Dedicated tracking of the Ripple vs SEC case.
- XRP ETF: ETF filing status, approval timeline, and market impact analysis.
- Sentiment & Liquidity: Real-time market regime indicators.
Educational Resources
- Altcoins Explained: Understanding XRP’s position in the broader altcoin landscape.
Pillar Page
- XRP Price Prediction: The main hub linking all forecast dimensions. Start here for the complete semantic network.
Frequently Asked Questions
What affects XRP price most in a given month?
Monthly XRP moves are typically driven by (1) trend and market structure (whether XRP is in an uptrend, downtrend, or range), (2) volatility regimes (risk-on vs risk-off, high vs low leverage), (3) catalysts such as ETF developments, legal decisions, and macro events, and (4) Ripple and XRPL ecosystem news including partnerships, ODL volume, and RLUSD adoption. Strong monthly forecasts connect these drivers to specific technical levels and scenario probabilities, allowing you to track which factors are dominating in real-time.
How often should monthly XRP price predictions be updated?
Update monthly forecast hubs at least weekly to reflect evolving technical structure and sentiment shifts. Immediate updates are required whenever a major catalyst changes scenario probabilities—this includes significant legal decisions, ETF filing news, macro shocks (Fed policy surprises, banking crises), or major technical breakouts/breakdowns. Each monthly page should maintain an on-page update log showing what changed, when, and why, so users can see the forecast evolution and understand which assumptions were validated or invalidated.
Are monthly XRP predictions more reliable than daily or weekly predictions?
Monthly forecasts reduce short-term noise and are less vulnerable to intraday volatility and whipsaw moves, making them more reliable than daily predictions. However, they still carry uncertainty because one month can see multiple regime shifts, unexpected catalysts, or technical breakdowns. The most reliable approach across all timeframes is scenario-based ranges (bear, base, bull) with explicit invalidation levels, rather than single fixed price targets. Monthly forecasts strike a good balance: long enough to filter noise, short enough to remain actionable and testable.
What technical levels matter most for a monthly XRP forecast?
Prioritize higher-timeframe support and resistance derived from daily and 4-hour charts, rather than intraday levels that are too granular for a monthly horizon. Key monthly levels include previous month highs/lows, significant volume profile nodes (price zones with high historical trading activity), major moving averages (20-day, 50-day, 200-day), and Fibonacci retracement levels from major swings. Most importantly, define a clear invalidation level—a price that, if broken, signals the current scenario is wrong and requires switching to a different scenario (bear or bull). This invalidation discipline is what separates actionable forecasts from wishful thinking.
How do ETF or regulatory headlines change a monthly XRP forecast?
Major ETF or regulatory headlines act as scenario switches rather than gradual trend influences. Positive headlines (e.g., favorable court ruling, ETF filing acceptance, regulatory clarity) can instantly shift liquidity expectations and sentiment, widening the upside range and increasing bull scenario probability. Negative headlines (e.g., adverse ruling, filing rejection, regulatory crackdown) do the opposite—narrowing upside, widening downside, and elevating bear scenario probability. When these headlines hit, monthly forecasts should be updated immediately with revised ranges, adjusted invalidation levels, and new catalyst timelines. The key is to treat them as discrete, high-impact events rather than incremental adjustments.
What’s the difference between a monthly and yearly XRP price prediction?
Monthly forecasts focus on 30-day price structure, technical levels, and near-term catalysts. They capture tactical positioning opportunities, volatility regime shifts, and event-driven moves within a single month. Yearly forecasts, by contrast, focus on multi-phase cycles, long-term adoption trajectories, and major regulatory or market structure evolution over 12 months. Monthly forecasts are updated frequently (weekly or on catalysts); yearly forecasts are updated quarterly or when material long-term assumptions change. Use monthly forecasts for timing entries/exits and managing risk around key levels; use yearly forecasts for strategic allocation and understanding the big-picture narrative.
Where can I find the XRP price prediction for next month?
Use the XRP Price Prediction Next Month quick link, or navigate via the month grid table on this hub page and click the upcoming month-year combination (e.g., if today is January 2026, click February 2026). Each month page includes forecast ranges, key levels, scenario assumptions, catalyst calendars, and links to the latest weekly updates that track how the month is unfolding relative to expectations.
Do you publish bullish, base, and bearish scenarios for each month?
Yes. Every monthly forecast includes three scenarios:
Bear scenario: Downside path if negative catalysts materialize or technical support breaks. Includes assumptions, price range, and trigger conditions.
Base scenario: Most probable path given current trend, volatility, and catalyst expectations. This is the “no surprises” forecast.
Bull scenario: Upside path if positive catalysts materialize or technical resistance breaks. Includes assumptions, price range, and confirmation levels.
Each scenario also includes confirmation and invalidation levels, so you can track in real-time which scenario is gaining probability and when to switch your primary assumption. This three-scenario structure prevents anchoring bias and keeps forecasts honest and adaptive.
How should long-term investors use monthly forecasts?
Long-term investors should use monthly forecasts primarily for timing and risk management around key technical levels and catalyst windows, not for making buy/sell decisions on the entire position. Specifically:
Rebalancing: Use monthly support levels as potential add-on zones and resistance levels as partial profit-taking zones.
Risk management: Set stop-losses or position-reduction triggers at invalidation levels to protect against sustained downtrends.
Catalyst positioning: Adjust exposure ahead of high-impact events (ETF decisions, legal rulings) based on monthly scenario probabilities.
However, long-term portfolio construction should be anchored to the yearly outlook and fundamental thesis, not month-to-month tactical shifts. Monthly forecasts are most useful for execution timing, not for changing your strategic view.
Why can two different sources show different monthly XRP predictions?
Forecast variance across publishers stems from differences in methodology, inputs, time windows, and transparency:
Methodology: Some use pure technical analysis (chart patterns, indicators); others incorporate fundamental models (network value, adoption metrics) or sentiment/momentum indicators. Different methods produce different ranges.
Inputs and assumptions: Forecasts depend on assumptions about trend persistence, volatility regimes, catalyst probabilities, and correlation with Bitcoin. These assumptions vary widely across publishers.
Time windows: A “monthly” forecast could mean the calendar month ahead, a 30-day rolling window, or an entire month after publication. Mismatched time windows create apparent disagreement even when underlying analysis is similar.
Transparency: High-quality forecasts state assumptions explicitly, show scenario ranges (not single points), and provide invalidation levels so readers can objectively track outcomes. Low-quality forecasts often present single numbers without justification, context, or update mechanisms.
When comparing forecasts, prioritize sources that show scenario ranges, list assumptions, provide invalidation triggers, and maintain update logs. These features allow you to assess forecast quality and compare outcomes objectively rather than anchoring to the most bullish or bearish number you find.
Last updated: January 2026
For daily and weekly updates that feed into monthly forecasts, visit the XRP Price Prediction pillar page and explore the shorter-horizon hubs.
Steve Gregory is a lawyer in the United States who specializes in licensing for cryptocurrency companies and products. Steve began his career as an attorney in 2015 but made the switch to working in cryptocurrency full time shortly after joining the original team at Gemini Trust Company, an early cryptocurrency exchange based in New York City. Steve then joined CEX.io and was able to launch their regulated US-based cryptocurrency. Steve then went on to become the CEO at currency.com when he ran for four years and was able to lead currency.com to being fully acquired in 2025.
