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Home»Altcoins»According to data, 41.5% of holders of XRP are currently underwater

According to data, 41.5% of holders of XRP are currently underwater

Altcoins By Gavin18/11/2025
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Analysts say that XRP may continue to fall if it does not make a significant recovery in the near future. They estimate that 41.5% of XRP investors are currently underwater. 

When a X is x post Glassnode, a crypto-analytics firm, announced on Monday that it had analyzed the Ethereum blockchain. “XRP supply in profit” The price of the currency has fallen to its lowest level since November 2024 when it was $0.53. 

“Today, despite trading ~4× higher ($2.15), 41.5% of supply (~26.5B XRP) sits in loss — a clear sign of a top-heavy and structurally fragile market dominated by late buyers,” Glassnode is a brand name. 

Source: Glassnode

IG Australia’s Tony Sycamore, a market analyst for Cointelegraph, said that the price decline was likely a shock to most XRP holders. The top-heavy structure may have led some to consider cutting their losses if this downward trend persists.

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“The date suggests that many XRP holders likely bought when XRP was above $3.00 ( Jan, July, August, September, and early October), leaving their entry point well above the current ~$2.16 level,” Sycamore said.

“The 40%+ sell-off from July $3.66 high has blindsided both long-term hodlers expecting perpetual upside and newer entrants who bought near the highs due to FOMO and viewed dips as a buying opportunity,” “He said”