So the Ripple-SEC saga is finally done. Both sides dropped their appeals and it's officially closed. Stuart Alderoty just confirmed it with 'It's over… and now back to work.' Pretty wild that this thing dragged on since 2020.

Now everyone's wondering how high XRP will actually go after the lawsuit wraps up. The question on everyone's mind is whether this settlement removes enough uncertainty to push a real rally. Looking at the current levels, XRP is sitting around $1.38 right now, which is interesting given where analysts were targeting it.

Technically, if we're talking about how high will XRP go after this legal clarity, traders are watching for breaks above $2.90 as a key zone. The setup suggests decent buying interest in the $2.90-$3.00 range, with initial resistance around $3.35-$3.40. If momentum builds, some are eyeing targets toward $3.80-$4.30 range.

The short-term picture matters too - keeping above $3.13 would maintain bullish structure, ideally above $3.38. On the downside, if it breaks below $2.90, support sits at $2.75 and then $2.55-$2.62.

What's interesting is that the lawsuit removal is supposed to be the catalyst, but price action will tell the real story. Buyers seem active on dips, even though there's some medium-term bearish divergence showing on weekly charts. The real question now is whether this legal win translates into sustained momentum or if it's already priced in. Either way, the uncertainty cloud is gone, which changes the narrative around XRP going forward.