Ark Invest’s bold Bitcoin forecast has the crypto world buzzing—but what does it mean for XRP? If BTC reaches $2.4 million, historical altcoin ratios suggest XRP could see parabolic gains. Here’s the math.
Market cycles show XRP typically captures 1-3% of Bitcoin’s market cap at peak euphoria. At $2.4M BTC, that puts XRP in the $50-$150 range—enough to turn modest holdings into generational wealth (or at least pay off some student loans).
Of course, this assumes regulators don’t strangle the party first—because nothing kills a crypto rally faster than a stern-looking bureaucrat with a PDF of new rules.

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Interestingly, with BTC up 7.7% in the last 7 days, XRP has increased 7.1% within the same period. While this close price correlation can be detrimental if Bitcoin sees a downtrend, the phenomenon is also beneficial to XRP when the firstborn crypto records a massive uptick in price. Consequently, a rally to the $2.4 million mark would equally lead to an impressive run for XRP price.
XRP Price if BTC Reaches $2.4M
Specifically, as Bitcoin increases by 2,435% to the $2.4 million price mark, XRP could observe a comparative 2,400% increase. With XRP price currently sitting at $2.27, a rally of this magnitude would push it to $56.75. Notably, earlier this month, market analyst Cryptominder projected XRP price to claim the $50 range by 2030.
However, while analysts at Changelly believe this price is attainable, they don’t expect XRP to reach it in the next five years. Instead, they project a possible run to $50.12 as XRP’s maximum price in February 2033, eight years from now. For perspective, a $56.75 price would push XRP’s market cap to $3.3 trillion, larger than the current global
crypto market cap.
Nonetheless, XRP currently boasts a market dominance of 4.55% at press time. If the asset’s dominance remains stable while it claims the $56.75 price level, this would translate to a global crypto market cap of $72.53 trillion. At this level, Bitcoin’s market cap would sit at $46.6 trillion if it maintained its dominance of 64.23%.