Ripple: ChatGPT Explains How XRP Can Rally 96% and Hit $1

Paigambar Mohan Raj
Ripple (XRP) Weekend Price Prediction

Ripple’s XRP token has faced a significant correction entering 2024. The asset is down by 4% in the daily charts, over 10% in the 14-day charts, and 16.4% over the previous month. Nonetheless, XRP is still up by over 30% since January 2023.

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However, the popular AI (Artificial Intelligence) chatbot ChatGPT has given seven factors that could propel Ripple’s XRP to $1.

ChatGPT explains how Ripple XRP can hit $1

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Mr. Huber, a crypto analyst, recently asked ChatGPT if XRP could hit $1. Mr. Huber posted the chatbot’s response on X.

According to the chatbot, XRP’s most significant use case is for cross-border transactions. ChatGPT says that the asset could see a surge in price if adoption goes up.

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The chatbot also highlighted that government regulation will play a central role in the token’s price. Ripple has been in a legal battle with the US SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) since December 2020. The SEC alleges that Ripple’s selling of XRP tokens breached securities laws. However, a US district court ruled favorably for the company last year, saying that selling tokens to retail clients did not breach securities laws. XRP may see a surge in adoption and price if the high court rules similarly to the district court.

Furthermore, ChatGPT notes that the market and investor sentiment will play a role in XRP’s price movements. The token could surge in the event of a bull market.

XRP could also benefit from Ripple’s technological developments. The company’s proprietary technology could help elevate the asset’s price.

However, XRP could face challenges from rival technologies or platforms. Moreover, macroeconomic developments could hinder the asset’s price, such as inflation, interest rate hikes, or changes in international trade policies.