Financial expert Levi stated that XRP may spend only a limited amount of time below $2, citing possible supportive developments on the horizon. In a recent X (Twitter) post, Levi identified several factors that could impact XRP’s price in the coming weeks, including progress on the Clarity Act, continued inflows into spot ETFs, and Ripple’s expansion of partnerships with banks in key regions.
Levi predicts XRP will stay under $2 for only a few more weeks
XRP’s window below $2 narrows, says Levi
Levi referred to XRP’s recent rebound from below $1 and suggested that negative market sentiment toward the cryptocurrency has faded. He noted that some participants had previously labeled XRP as “dead” and doubted its real-world utility, but market sentiment has since shifted.
According to Levi, XRP’s current price zone under $2 is likely temporary due to changing conditions. He believes the market has only weeks, not months, before leaving this range.
“The window under $2 has weeks left on it, not months,” Levi stated in his video commentary, while referencing the impact of anticipated developments.
Among these, Levi named the Clarity Act—a pending digital asset legislation in the US—as a key factor that could clarify the regulatory landscape for XRP and similar cryptocurrencies.
Mini dictionary: Clarity Act, proposed US legislation aiming to provide regulatory clarity for digital assets and cryptocurrencies.
ETF inflows and Ripple partnerships cited as catalysts
Levi also emphasized the role of institutional demand through spot XRP exchange-traded funds, pointing to recent increases in ETF inflows as a supportive element for XRP’s valuation. He suggested that further growth in these inflows could improve market sentiment and boost the price outlook for the asset.
Additionally, Levi highlighted Ripple’s ongoing efforts to strengthen relationships with financial institutions in multiple regions. He specifically mentioned new partnerships with banks in Korea, Europe, and the Gulf, arguing that broadened banking adoption could drive further institutional activity around XRP and Ripple’s payment network.
He asserted that these factors may begin influencing pricing within the next several weeks and, in his view, that XRP’s current market price does not yet fully reflect their possible impact.
Levi remarked, “Every one of those things lands inside of the next few weeks…none of them are actually reflected on the price right now.”
Levi urges early positioning amid potential breakout
Levi advised his social media followers that investors can either stay on the sidelines or seek early entry, depending on their risk tolerance. He positioned his comments as a suggestion to consider price trends and upcoming catalysts.
He also promoted a giveaway for 5,000 XRP during the month, encouraging followers to comment for participation instructions.
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