XRP’s price has been stagnant at $1.40 due to the majority of tokenized assets settling in stablecoins rather than XRP. However, Ripple’s XRP Ledger is expected to capture a significant share of the growing tokenization market by 2030.
Currently, XRPL hosts around $2.3 billion in tokenized real-world assets, with institutions such as Archax and Guggenheim committing to bring more assets onto the ledger. The ledger already boasts 27,000 AMM pools and 92% of trades on its DEX go through XRP pairs, making it an ideal bridge between tokenized assets.
However, despite this potential, the XRP price remains low due to a lack of demand for the token. Ripple’s Permissioned DEX is designed to cater to institutional trading volume in tokenized assets, but daily DEX volume currently sits at $4 million-$8 million.
To reach an XRP price of $10, XRPL needs to host enough on-chain value and trading activity through XRP pairs to justify that valuation. Analysts estimate that a low-single-digit share of the multi-trillion-dollar tokenization market could suffice for this goal.
Ultimately, sustained liquidity demand at scale is crucial for reaching a higher XRP price. If institutional trading volume in tokenized assets starts flowing through XRP-paired order books and XRPL captures a significant share of the market, a $10 XRP price is achievable. However, if institutions continue to settle in stablecoins and treat XRP as a fee token, the price will likely remain lower.
Source: https://247wallst.com/investing/2026/03/25/xrp-price-prediction-could-tokenization-turn-xrp-into-a-10-token