XRP Price Could Skyrocket, Analyst Projects New Jump With Fed Cut
- XRP Breaks $3 and Could Seek New Highs
- Fed Decision Could Boost Cryptocurrencies in September
- Bullish Prediction for XRP in Q2025 XNUMX
The XRP token has once again gained attention after reaching the $3,05 mark, rising 2,1% in the last 24 hours. The recent surge has fueled discussions about its growth potential, especially ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting scheduled for September 17.
Cryptocurrency analyst Austin Hilton highlighted that the market is virtually certain that there will be an interest rate cut, with a 91% probability of a 25 basis point reduction, according to Polymarket data. Hilton believes a larger cut of 50 basis points could serve as a catalyst for a strong rally across the cryptocurrency sector, including XRP.
"The 25-point cut is already priced in, but if a 50-point cut comes, we could see XRP and other cryptocurrencies rise dramatically," he stated. Within this projection, he envisions the token reaching $3,25 or even $3,50 in the short term, with the potential to break its all-time high if the market reacts positively to the U.S. central bank's decisions.
Hilton also reinforced his expectations for the last quarter of 2025, classifying the period as strategic for the entire crypto sector. In his analysis, Bitcoin could reach values between $150 and $200, while XRP would have room for significant growth. "We could see XRP reach $10 to even $20 in this cycle, just following Bitcoin's movement," he commented.
In addition to the September decision, the Federal Reserve will hold two more meetings before the end of the year. According to Hilton, further interest rate cuts at these meetings could maintain a favorable environment for digital assets.
In the last 24 hours, XRP has fluctuated between $3,05 and $3,13, solidifying its position as the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. The cryptocurrency has accumulated an annual appreciation of over 415%, reinforcing some analysts' optimism for the coming months.
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