Canary Capital CEO believes that XRP will experience a year of growth in 2026, rather than reaching an all-time high.

According to a report by Bijie Network: Steven McClurg of Canary Capital believes that although XRP has long-term potential, it is unlikely to reach a new all-time high in 2026. He pointed out that the cryptocurrency sector faces many headwinds, including the four-year cycle and macroeconomic pressures, and expects that the price of bitcoin could fall by as much as 30% from its peak in October. McClurg considers XRP a key protocol for real-world financial applications such as tokenization, but he believes the current stage is a "year of building" rather than a year for record-breaking prices.