Pundit Says $50-$100 Is Reasonable By the End of the Year if Trump Makes This Happen
Cryptocurrency markets often react dramatically when regulation shifts from uncertainty to clarity. For years, institutional investors have pointed to unclear regulatory frameworks as one of the biggest barriers preventing large-scale capital from flowing into digital assets. Whenever policymakers move toward clearer rules, speculation about a potential influx of institutional money quickly intensifies across the crypto industry.
Crypto commentator Kenny Nguyen recently sparked fresh debate about this possibility in a post on X. Nguyen linked XRP’s long-term potential to upcoming regulatory developments in the United States and suggested that a major legislative breakthrough could significantly reshape the digital asset market.
Regulatory Clarity Could Unlock Institutional Capital
Nguyen specifically pointed to the proposed “Clarity Act,” legislation designed to establish clearer rules for how cryptocurrencies operate within the U.S. financial system. The bill aims to define regulatory responsibilities between agencies and provide guidance for companies building blockchain-based products.
$50-$100 XRP IS RESONABLE TO ME BY THE END OF THIS YEAR.. ✅️
AFTER PRESIDENT TRUMP SIGNS THE CLARITY ACT INTO LAW.. 📃 🖊
34T DOLLARS ARE SITTING AT THE SIDELINES FOR THIS TO PASSED.. 🗳 🇺🇸
— Kenny Nguyen (@mrnguyen007) March 6, 2026
According to Nguyen, the passage of such legislation could unlock an enormous pool of institutional capital that has remained on the sidelines due to regulatory uncertainty. He argued that if U.S. President Donald J. Trump were to sign the bill into law, the resulting clarity could encourage major financial institutions to allocate funds to digital assets.
While claims about the exact amount of sidelined capital vary, industry analysts broadly agree that clearer regulation could encourage greater participation from hedge funds, asset managers, and traditional financial institutions.
XRP’s Unique Position in the Regulatory Debate
XRP frequently appears at the center of conversations about crypto regulation due to its long-running legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. That case concluded in August 2025 after both Ripple and the SEC withdrew their appeals, bringing years of litigation to a final close.
The legal resolution removed a significant cloud of uncertainty that had weighed on XRP since 2020. Many supporters believe that the conclusion of the case could open the door for broader institutional engagement with the asset.
The XRP Ledger itself continues to evolve as developers expand its functionality. The network already enables fast and inexpensive transactions, typically settling payments within seconds. In addition to payments, developers have introduced features supporting tokenization, decentralized exchange functionality, and non-fungible tokens.
Expanding Infrastructure Around XRP
Ripple, the blockchain company closely associated with XRP’s enterprise adoption strategy, continues to develop new financial infrastructure. In December 2024, Ripple launched RLUSD, a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin designed to support liquidity across blockchain-based financial systems.
The company also made some infrastructural acquisitions in 2025; all these and recent developments around the XRP ledger increase optimism about XRP’s market value.
Ambitious Price Targets Spark Debate
Nguyen’s projection that XRP could reach $50-$100 reflects the optimism shared by many in the XRP community. However, such projections remain highly speculative and depend on multiple factors, including market demand, macroeconomic conditions, and continued ecosystem adoption.
For now, XRP continues to trade well below its all-time high of $3.84 recorded during the 2018 bull market. Even so, ongoing regulatory developments and expanding blockchain infrastructure ensure that the asset remains closely watched by investors across the crypto landscape.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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