Ripple's business is set for a record year, but XRP is on track for its weakest since 2022
Ripple said on Oct. 28 that it expects its strongest business year yet and aims to finish 2026 with a $900 million annualized product revenue run rate. Meanwhile, XRP is heading for its worst annual performance since 2022. For traders, the gap between company growth and token performance is worth watching.
Why it matters
- Ripple expects its strongest business year on record, according to its Oct. 28 statement.
- It targets a record $900 million annualized product revenue run rate by the end of 2026.
- XRP is heading for its worst yearly performance since 2022, despite the company's growth.
What to watch next
Watch whether XRP's price keeps lagging Ripple's business news in the coming weeks, and whether new institutional partnerships are announced.
