The surge in corporate XRP treasuries, exceeding $470 million via allocations from firms like Webus International ($300M), VivoPower ($121M), and Wellgistics ($50M), signals a growing institutional embrace of XRP for its low-cost, high-speed payment capabilities.

This trend reflects enhanced legitimacy driven by regulatory clarity and strong demand dynamics.

With XRP trading around $2.10, sustained institutional buying and ETF momentum could propel prices toward $3.00–$5.00 by June 2025, though legal outcomes remain key.

Solana, currently hovering near $165, also shows promise. On‑chain data reveal strong application revenue, surpassing $1.2 billion in Q1, and rising futures open interest, suggesting growing speculative and institutional enthusiasm.

Despite occasional technical pullbacks, the combination of ecosystem growth and potential ETF support positions SOL for a move toward $200–$250 in the near term, with upside to $300+ if momentum holds.

Continued caution is warranted, though, as network outages and regulatory headwinds remain possible cross‑currents.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research

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