NBA Star Scottie Pippen Reveals Top 4 Crypto Predictions for 2026

The post NBA Star Scottie Pippen Reveals Top 4 Crypto Predictions for 2026 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News NBA legend Scottie Pippen has just made some bold calls in the crypto space, and the internet is paying attention. Best known for winning six championships with the Chicago Bulls, Pippen recently took to X to share his 2026 price predictions for top cryptocurrencies. He even asked his 729,000 followers to vote on which ones they believe could actually happen. Pippen has long shown support for Bitcoin and has even claimed to have spoken with Satoshi Nakamoto in a dream. But this time, he’s going beyond Bitcoin, showing love for Ethereum, XRP, and Solana. The big question is, are these predictions based on anything solid, or are they just for fun? Pippen’s 2026 Crypto Price Predictions According to Pippen, by 2026: Bitcoin could soar to $233,000 Ethereum might hit $10,000 XRP could reach $10 Solana might jump to $1,000 He also referenced Elon Musk’s recent promise that by next year, Tesla’s Optimus robots would be delivering food at the company’s new diner while people wait for their cars to charge. Which one of these will happen in 2026: • Bitcoin will hit 233k • $ETH will hit $10k • $SOL will hit $1k • $XRP will hit $10 • Your UBER driver will tell you about the @game5ball • Optimus will deliver you food • Aliens will invade • 2pac returns — Scottie Pippen (@ScottiePippen) July 24, 2025 If that wasn’t futuristic enough, Pippen asked followers whether they believe Earth will be invaded by aliens in 2026. While some users were amused, others focused on the price targets. Many agreed XRP at $10 and Solana at $1,000 felt possible, but few seemed convinced that Bitcoin would climb all the way to $233,000. Will Pippen’s Crypto Predictions Come True? Between Pippen’s surprising predictions and Ripple’s mysterious transfers, crypto watchers have plenty to think about. Is XRP really on track to hit $10? Can Bitcoin break the $200K mark in just a year? No one knows for sure.