XRP, the cryptocurrency linked to Ripple, is now priced at $1.35. This reflects a massive drop of 63% from its multi-year peak of $3.66, which was set in July 2025. As a result, a lot of investors are now facing heavy losses on paper, which points to the dangers of investing in crypto.
Glassnode’s figures reveal that the majority of the approximately 36.8 billion XRP tokens are owned at a loss. These holdings correspond to an astonishing number of $50.8 billion in unrealized losses. This makes up more than 60% of the total supply in circulation, showing the extent to which the price fall has affected people.
Furthermore, the pair XRP/USD is also down 28% from its yearly open of $1.87, and the continued decline has resulted in a large portion of the supply being in negative territory. Market conditions and ETF outflows have also made the negative market sentiment even worse, since investors have been going out of these investment vehicles.
SoSoValue’s data reveals several days of outflows adding up to $22.8 million, and one day outflows of $16.2 million were reported on Friday. Similarly, their global investment products also registered more than $30 millioin net outflows in the week ending on March 6.
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Ripple’s price is hovering near the bottom. $1.40 is where buyers might push it up, but $1.30 feels like a safe spot to hold on. If price breaks below $1.30, it could drop more. Check $1.27 and the $1.13 EMA too, those matter.
Right now, the coin sits under $1.40. Many holders have big losses already. Sentiment still looks down, but whales are buying more. That means some chance to get in low.
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