Brad Garlinghouse Says XRP Will Power U.S. Banks — Price Target $30,000!
- Lilly Mackani
- 34 minutes ago
- 1 min read
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse sees XRP as a core infrastructure for U.S. banks, capable of streamlining cross-border transactions, settlements, and liquidity management. This vision extends naturally to RealFi, which uses REAL Token on the XRP Ledger to enable fast, global property purchases, showing how XRP technology can power trillion-dollar sectors beyond traditional banking.
XRP’s adoption is growing through Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL), reducing transaction costs and times for financial institutions worldwide. At the same time, RealFi is bringing the same efficiency to real estate, allowing buyers to use REAL Token to access over 10,000 properties valued at $2 billion across 50 global locations.
Speculation around XRP suggests a potential climb to $30,000 if it becomes the global settlement standard. Similarly, REAL Token—starting at just $0.03 and tied to the $654 trillion real estate market—could surge to $80–$90 as adoption spreads, particularly with the upcoming December 5 exchange listing, highlighting how XRP Ledger technology powers real-world, high-value transactions.
Regulatory clarity is improving, boosting confidence in XRP and RealFi alike. The XRP Ledger’s legitimacy supports REAL Token transactions at scale, creating a practical on-chain economy where users earn XRPL Rewards with every payment, whether in banking or global real estate.
Currently, XRP trades around $3.09, while REAL Token offers one of the most asymmetric crypto opportunities, combining low-cost entry with tangible utility. With XRP providing the backbone and RealFi enabling real-world property payments, the XRP Ledger is increasingly positioned as the infrastructure for the future of finance and ownership.