XRP is gaining momentum, and analyst Paul Bennett stipulates the altcoin could surge to $7, if it can hold the crucial $2 support level.
Analyst Paul Bennett maps a clear path for XRP’s potential surge:
Hold $2: This critical support must hold, or the rally loses momentum with the current price being $2.16.
Test $4.50 resistance: Surpassing this historical seller zone would signal renewed bullish confidence.
Break $4.50 decisively: Confirms upward momentum and sets the stage for the next leg.
Target $7+: Clearing these hurdles could propel XRP to $7, boosting its market cap to ~$440B and cementing its spot among crypto’s elite.
XRP is back in the spotlight. In just 24 hours, over $11 billion flooded the market, fueled largely by institutional investors seizing new, regulated opportunities:
Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ ETF – a streamlined entry for professionals.
Grayscale’s GXRP ETF – adding legitimacy and easy access.
These vehicles let institutions engage without the risks of unregulated trading, driving not just price gains but renewed confidence in XRP’s market outlook.
Despite growing optimism, Bennett stresses that XRP’s $2 level is critical because it presents a make-or-break situation. Technical patterns and institutional interest hint at a potential surge, but only if support holds.
Therefore, staying above $2 could pave the way to a historic $7 rally, while a breakdown risks renewed selling. The $2 threshold isn’t just a number, it’s the gateway to XRP’s next major bull run.
XRP’s path from $2 to $7 is real, not speculative, driven by technical signals and surging institutional demand. Analyst Paul Bennett acknowledged the next move hinges on holding $2: defend it, and a historic rally is possible; fail, and the opportunity slips away.

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