In accordance with Biji Network, XRP community figure Chad Steingraber recently suggested that combined XRP ETFs could achieve the highest first-year percentage gain in Wall Street history by 2026. If this milestone is reached, it could significantly impact XRP's price. XRP ETFs have already seen record inflows, with Canary Capital's ETF attracting $243 million on its first day. Other major ETFs, including Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton, have also seen strong inflows, collectively purchasing over 430 million XRP tokens. Steingraber predicts that if ETF inflows continue and XRP ETFs absorb half of the total supply, XRP's price could reach $10–$15 by 2026. However, some market participants argue that ETF success is measured by AUM rather than percentage gains, and question whether XRP ETFs can reach $5 billion in AUM to compete with Bitcoin and gold ETFs.
XRP ETF Growth Could Push Price to $10–$15 by 2026, Analyst Predicts
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XRP price could hit $10–$15 by 2026 if ETF inflows continue, according to Chad Steingraber. Canary Capital’s XRP ETF pulled in $243 million on day one, while Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton added over 430 million tokens. Steingraber says XRP ETFs could absorb half the supply, but some argue AUM—not gains—measures success. XRP remains a top altcoins to watch amid growing ETF interest.
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