- Garlinghouse’s prediction involves XRP challenging SWIFT in liquidity.
- Potential XRP price breakout predicted.
- No regulatory statements on the forecast yet.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, at the XRP APEX 2025 in Singapore, announced that the XRP Ledger aims to capture 14% of SWIFT’s liquidity within five years.
The forecast holds major importance for cross-border payments, with potential shifts in bank liquidity flows. There’s speculation among investors, but no immediate market changes observed.
Brad Garlinghouse stated that the XRP Ledger could facilitate approximately $21 trillion annually by capturing 14% of SWIFT’s market. This prediction was made at the XRP APEX event. Ripple has not specified technical roadmap changes but emphasized the liquidity focus. There have been no adjustments in Ripple’s regulatory or developer updates since the statement.
“There are two parts to SWIFT today: messaging and liquidity. Liquidity is owned by the banks. I think less about the messaging and more about liquidity. If you’re driving all the liquidity, it is good for XRP… so I’ll say five years, 14%.” — Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, Coinpedia
Garlinghouse’s prediction could impact financial markets by attracting institutional interest in XRP. However, on-chain data currently does not show significant changes. The speculation could lead to short-term volatility in XRP’s market performance. Historical trends show Ripple’s announcements have led to temporary price changes but not sustained long-term market share gains.
The potential outcomes include XRP’s increased use in cross-border transactions. Regulatory and technological developments could arise, although Ripple has made no formal updates yet. If achieved, this could mark a significant shift in global payment systems.
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