XRP traded at $1.35 on Monday, registered as 63% lower from its peak of $3.66 reached in July 2025. This downturn has left numerous investors facing substantial unrealized losses, highlighting the challenges in crypto investing during bearish trends.
Key Insights:
- XRP’s staggering 63% drop from its $3.66 peak has resulted in over $50 billion in unrealized losses for holders.
- Important short-term price points to monitor for XRP include $1.40, $1.30, and $1.27.
60% of XRP’s Circulating Supply in the Red
Currently, the XRP/USD pair trades about 28% below its yearly opening of $1.87, further declining from an 11.6% drop at the close of 2025. The ongoing downturn has significantly affected a large segment of the supply.
As of now, with XRP priced at $1.35, approximately 36.8 billion XRP are facing losses, aggregating to $50.8 billion, accounting for more than 60% of its circulating supply, based on data from Glassnode.
The spot price of XRP is also under its average acquisition cost for holders, which stands at $1.44, indicating rising pressure on long-term investors.
Experience the impact on XRP spot ETF investors as they also navigate pressure. Data shows they’ve been reducing their investments significantly, leading to outflows accumulating to $22.8 million over two consecutive days.
A notable $16.2 million in net outflows was documented on Friday, marking the largest redemption since January 29, when the spot XRP ETF recorded $93 million in outflows.
This reluctance is mirrored in global XRP investment frameworks, with over $30 million in net outflows recorded during the week ending March 6.
XRP Price Levels to Monitor Below $1.40
The XRP/USD pair continues oscillating within a range, with $1.40 acting as a resistance level and $1.30 a critical support level that must be preserved to avert more losses.
Currently, the price is retesting the lower limit of this range. Analysts at CryptoPulse observed:
“If buyers step in here, we could see XRP rotate right back toward the top of the range again. If this level breaks, the range structure starts to shift and price could look for lower levels.”
A focal area lies between $1.30 and the recent low of $1.27 reached on February 28. If the price fails to recover this level, it may reach $1.13, which also corresponds to the 200-week EMA.
Above, buyers are keen on converting the 200-week SMA at $1.40 into a support level.
From Glassnode’s UTXO realized price distribution (URPD), showcasing the average pricing of XRP acquisitions by holders, there’s a significant threshold at the 200-week SMA, where $1.28 billion in XRP was acquired.
As per a report by Cointelegraph, the XRP price could potentially rebound to $1.60 and then $1.95, if support at $1.40 is restored.
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