Ripple’s Multichain Stablecoin Announcement Ignites Bullish Momentum for XRP

On Apr 5, 2024 at 12:31 pm UTC by · 3 mins read

The prospect of an XRP ETF being backed by prominent financial institutions has further fueled speculation about the potential for XRP to reach new heights.

Ripple, the company behind the digital asset XRP, recently announced its plans to launch a multichain stablecoin pegged to the United States dollar at a 1:1 ratio. This new development has ignited a surge of bullish sentiment surrounding XRP, with the coin experiencing a price increase on the heels of the news.

Ripple’s Stablecoin Fuels XRP Rally

The impact of this announcement was immediately felt in the market, as XRP’s price movement reflected the enthusiasm of traders and investors. On the day of the announcement, the coin had a bullish spike, bottoming out at $0.56 in the early hours before spiking up to $0.61 around midday.

While bears attempted to regain control later in the day, the overall trend remained decisively bullish for XRP traders, with the coin closing the day at $0.6 and gaining about 8.97% in 24 hours. At the time of writing, the coin has continued the bullish momentum on both the one-hour and four-hour timeframes.

The effects of this news have extended far beyond the immediate price movements. Within the Ripple community, there is a sense of optimism about the potential implications of the stablecoin launch, as it could send XRP prices flying. Some analysts even believe that institutions will aggressively accumulate XRP.

JackTheRippler, a member of the Ripple community, stated on X that financial giants are really going to buy the coin. He stated that this latest development leave retail investors watching from the sidelines. Jack also noted that the coin is set to make a lot of people millionaires, referencing its relatively low supply of 120 million tokens, and that any supply shock could send its price soaring.

Institutional Interest Builds for XRP

The optimism surrounding XRP’s potential isn’t limited to the stablecoin announcement alone. Another development fueling bullish sentiment is the rumor that financial institutions, including BlackRock and Fidelity, are gearing up to propose an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) centered on XRP, with plans set for submission on April 12th.

The prospect of an XRP ETF being backed by prominent financial institutions has further fueled speculation about the potential for XRP to reach new heights. This could follow a similar pattern to Bitcoin, as the approval of the spot bitcoin ETF caused a spike in the coin, contributing to it reaching its new all-time high of $73,000. If this were to occur in Ripple’s ecosystem, it could cause the coin to break out from its nearest resistance levels, and potentially embark on a journey towards its all-time high price of $3.92, which was in 2018.

The combination of factors, including the multichain stablecoin announcement, the potential XRP ETF, and a positive resolution in the SEC lawsuit, has created a perfect storm of bullish factors for the digital asset. Sentiment within the XRP community has shifted, with some previously skeptical individuals now acknowledging the coin’s potential to reach new highs. “I was wrong about $XRP (All Time High Soon),” crypto analyst Joshua Jake admitted in his post.

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