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XRP and SOL Face Diverging Narratives Ahead of October Catalysts
The XRP community’s growing focus on SWIFT’s ISO 20022 overhaul, alongside live trials integrating Ripple’s infrastructure, highlights meaningful validation of XRP’s role in powering efficient cross-border liquidity.
With RLUSD stablecoin integrations on the horizon, XRP could capture as much as 14 percent of SWIFT’s volume by 2030, reinforcing its position as an enterprise-grade settlement solution.
In contrast, Solana’s slip below $200—despite record $7.4 billion open interest—underscores short-term headwinds from network congestion and delayed ETF approvals.
Yet the SEC’s October 10 deadline presents a potential inflection point, where fresh institutional inflows could ignite what many are calling Solana’s “institutional moment.”
Broadly, XRP offers relative stability through enterprise adoption, while SOL embodies the high-volatility, high-reward DeFi narrative. Both, however, remain well-positioned for recovery if Bitcoin sustains levels above $100,000.
For October, we anticipate XRP consolidating between $2.80 and $3.40 on regulatory momentum, while Solana may test support at $170–$200 before rebounding toward $240–$260 on renewed ETF speculation.
Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget
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