Ripple’s XRP is poised for significant growth as it becomes the bridge asset in a growing movement of real-world asset tokenization. Institutional investors are increasingly utilizing XRPL to digitize assets such as real estate and government bonds, driving demand for XRP. As institutions hold more of XRP due to these growing use cases, the potential supply will be reduced, potentially pushing prices upwards. This phenomenon is based on classic supply and demand theory. Ripple has also implemented several updates to bolster the XRPL’s usability by institutional participants. New initiatives such as Multi-Purpose Token (MPT) and Decentralized Identity (DID) are enabling increased flexibility for financial institutions and driving wider adoption. Recent examples include a $16 billion real estate tokenization platform on Dubai Land Department and Aurum Equity Partners’ $1 billion tokenized fund. As institutional interest grows, the XRPL’s role in facilitating real-world asset tokenization is becoming increasingly prominent. While reaching $100 remains a long-term goal, significant growth is predicted as long as institutional demand remains high and the market continues to expand.