Here’s Where XRP Price Could Go if Ripple Reveals All 1,700 Banking Agreements as SEC Case Ends

With the SEC vs. Ripple case now over, some expect Ripple to reveal the content of its 1,700 institutional NDAs, but how could the XRP price react to such disclosures?

For context, Ripple’s legal fight with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially ended. Both sides agreed to drop their appeals, bringing nearly five years of legal uncertainty to a close. 
Ripple’s 1,700 NDAs in Focus
With that hurdle out of the way, some experts are now looking at Ripple’s long-standing but mostly secret relationships with major financial institutions. Notably, the firm secured these relationships through over 1,700 Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) signed between 2013 and 2020.

These NDAs involved banks, tech firms, and other institutions and allowed Ripple to hold private talks about integrating XRP into financial systems. Ripple used these agreements to explore how XRP could solve real problems without leaking sensitive information. 

Legal filings during the SEC case brought these NDAs into the spotlight, showing that Ripple had already moved XRP in several commercial deals under strict contracts. The company used this evidence to support its claim that those transactions didn’t qualify as investment contracts.

Now that Ripple no longer faces legal pushback, many analysts believe the company could finally go public with some of these NDA-covered deals. Without the threat of litigation, Ripple has more freedom to showcase its progress and partnerships. 
Possible XRP Price if These Ripple Reveals These Agreements
However, the impact of such disclosures on XRP price remains uncertain. To understand what that price boost might look like, we asked xAI’s Grok for an assessment. At the time of analysis, XRP traded at $3.34. 

In its response, Grok revealed that it expects XRP to reach between $5 and $8 in the next one to three months if Ripple goes public with these agreements. This would mean a 100% to 150% gain from its current price, similar to what happened in July 2023 when XRP doubled in value after a court ruled that XRP isn’t a security.

Grok explained that news of real institutional partnerships could boost trading volume and attract more retail and institutional investors. The end of the SEC case and a potential approval of XRP ETFs could lead to even greater momentum.

For the mid-term, Grok expects the XRP price to reach between $8 and $15 over the next six to twelve months. If financial institutions begin to use XRP for payments, liquidity, or settlement, that usage could push demand higher. 

Then, by 2030, Grok presented a long-term bullish case that sees XRP climbing to anywhere between $20 and $50. According to the chatbot, to get there, XRP would need to become a major part of global finance, powering cross-border transactions and supporting the movement of tokenized assets. 

To Grok, if XRP captures just a portion of the $700 billion monthly stablecoin market or the $18 trillion tokenized asset market expected by 2033, its market cap could jump into the trillions, making those higher prices possible.