Ripple’s XRP token has seen its fair share of ups and downs. The asset’s price has experienced substantial…

Ripple’s XRP token has seen its fair share of ups and downs. The asset’s price has experienced substantial growth over the last decade. While XRP has considerably increased in price, the asset has struggled to gain momentum over the last few years. The lackluster performance from 2020 to 2024 was likely due to the SEC lawsuit against the fintech company.

$1000 XRP Investment In 2014 Is Worth How Much Today?

XRP’s price was at a low of $0.002686 on May 22, 2014. If you purchased $1000 worth of the asset when it was at its lowest, you would have received 372,443.18 coins. Ripple’s XRP token is trading at about $2.26 today. The value of the 372,443.18 XRP is around $841,721.59, 11 years later. Your investment would have grown by about 84,072%.

While the growth is extraordinary compared to tech stocks and commodities, there was a chance that XRP’s price would have gone much higher had it not been for the SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit. The lawsuit presented substantial barriers to the asset’s price. Investor confidence was low. XRP did not even rally much during the 2021 bull run. While many assets hit new peaks in 2021, XRP saw lackluster growth.

Will The Asset Breach $10 In The Next 10 Years?

With the SEC lawsuit out of the way, the path seems pretty clear for Ripple’s XRP token. There are about 10 spot XRP ETF applications with the SEC right now. There is a high chance that the financial watchdog will approve at least one XRP ETF sometime this year. The SEC welcomed pro-crypto candidate Paul Atkins as its head earlier this year. The agency has dropped several crypto-related litigations after Atkins assumed office.

Ripple has also experienced a surge in the adoption of the XRP Ledger (XRPL). Many countries and businesses are flocking to XRPL for cross-border payments and blockchain-related services.

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If the current growth pattern continues, XRP could go beyond the $10 mark by 2035.