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Japan Is Going In On XRP, But Can This Drive The Price To $10?

Japan Is Going In On XRP, But Can This Drive The Price To $10?

Japan has reclassified XRP as a financial instrument, giving it the same legal status as stocks and bonds, according to crypto pundit UnknowDLT. This regulatory clarity, announced in April 2026, builds on Japan’s early adoption of XRP through Ripple’s partnership with SBI. The move has fueled speculation about XRP potentially reaching $10, amid ongoing adoption and tokenization efforts in Japan.

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