XRP has a market capitalization of about $125 billion and previously hit an all-time high of $3.65 as the SEC case neared resolution in mid-2025. It is currently trading around $2.06 and is designed for banking and financial institutions, offering high throughput and low fees that could replace legacy rails like SWIFT. US spot XRP ETFs sparked a rapid uptick, though momentum cooled in the broader downturn. If ETF approvals continue and macro signals such as rate cuts align, some see a path to surpassing $5 in Q2 and possibly hitting $10 by year-end.
SOL remains a dominant force in the smart contract space. Total value locked on the network has surpassed $9 billion, and Solana’s market cap exceeds $800 billion, with institutional interest mounting as major asset managers push SOL ETFs. A bounce from around $137 could target the $250 resistance, with a break above opening the door to a potential new high near $293. Traditional finance giants like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton are bringing real-world asset tokenization products to Solana, bolstering trust beyond technical strength.
PEPE, a meme coin launched in 2023, has a market cap near $2.5 billion and is trading around $0.00000594, down about 79% from its 2024 peak yet maintaining strong support. The RSI sits near 65, signaling possible upside as sentiment shifts, and a recent 69% surge followed by profit-taking still leaves the key support near $0.000006 intact. HYPER, a Bitcoin layer-2 project built on the Solana VM, has already raised over $30 million in its presale and cleared a Coinsult audit, enabling fee payments, governance voting, and staking rewards, with a mainnet launch slated for this year, and the broader outlook remains favorable for an altcoin season driven by regulatory clarity, ETF expansion, and asset-backed use cases.
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