The Tokyo XRP Conference kicked off with the Japanese XRPL community coming together for what could be Ripple’s most influential event in 2025. The number of people headlining Tokyo is staggering; This completely reframes the stablecoin debate, with whale accumulation reaching its peak in 10 months, indicating that something big is afoot.
During today’s conference, Ripple revealed that the volume of stablecoins on the network will exceed $33 trillion in 2026, a figure that exceeds the combined GDP of the United States and China. The conference brochure makes it clear: “Modern fintech companies are no longer asking whether they should adopt stablecoins, but rather how quickly they can integrate them to stay ahead of the curve.
Ripple has over 75 global licenses and is positioned as the regulatory compliance backbone in this transformation. SBI Holdings, the Japanese financial giant and Ripple partner since 2016, also launched a 10 billion yen (around $64 million) blockchain bond earlier this year using XRP rewards, emphasizing that these moves are not just a show at conferences.
The data indicates a market poised to explode ahead of potential catalysts. The question on all traders’ minds now is whether XRP is capable of turning the event’s momentum into a lasting breakthrough.
Will XRP Price Break $1.40 Barrier Before Tokyo Conference Ends?
XRP is currently trading in a tight range between $1.28 and $1.35, with the 24-hour low reaching $1.30. The harsh truth is that major investors are withdrawing coins from exchanges at a rate of over 11 million XRP per day, reducing the available supply just as conference hype is peaking.
The key technical level is $1.35. Institutions appear to be hedging around this figure, as a daily close above this figure opens the way towards the $1.40 to $1.60 range. Spot XRP funds have attracted $41 million year-to-date, confirming that institutional demand is not just hypothetical.
Yoshitaka Kitao, CEO of SBI, added more optimism last week when he said that XRP “will be very expensive” if Ripple receives a favorable legal settlement, a comment that sparked enthusiasm on community forums.
Three scenarios outline the outlook: The optimistic case is a confirmed close above $1.35-1.36 with strong trading volume, pushing the price towards $1.50 or higher, supported by any tokenization announcements from Tokyo. The base case scenario is that XRP moves sideways in the $1.30-$1.40 range pending regulatory clarity. As for the cancellation case, it is a breakout of the $1.28 level with an increase in trading volume, which could bring the price back to low levels and push out those holding long positions.
The progress of the CLARITY Act in the Senate remains the asset that could significantly accelerate any of these outcomes.
Bitcoin Hyper Project Targets Early Benefits
XRP reaching $1.3 is a recovery, but it is also a return to the levels the asset visited months ago. With a market capitalization of $82 billion, the asymmetric rise that has characterized previous movements in XRP will require increasingly massive capital inflows to replicate; This is not a negative view, it is just mathematical calculations.
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