The cryptocurrency market is currently very unstable, and XRP’s price is struggling to break through the $1.50 level, which is now a key barrier. Because the price has been falling, a growing number of XRP holders are now seeing losses, highlighting the negative trend in the market.
More XRP Holders Fall Into Loss Territory
XRP’s price has recently fallen significantly, and this is starting to shift how the market behaves as investors experience increasing losses. More and more XRP is now held by people who bought at a higher price, meaning they are currently operating at a loss. Researcher and investor BankXRP notes this growing trend suggests fading price momentum and increasing pressure on the market as more holders find themselves ‘underwater’ – meaning the current price is below their purchase price.
According to a recent post on X, an expert noted that more than 60% of all XRP—around 36.8 billion coins—is currently worth less than its original purchase price. This represents over $50 billion in potential losses.

If a large amount of a supply is currently worth less than what people paid for it, this usually means investors are losing confidence. When prices stay flat or fall for a while, those who recently bought are less likely to make a profit. This situation will probably be a major factor in determining where the price goes next in the near future.
If you purchased this altcoin for more than its current price of $1.35, you’ll need it to reach $1.44 to break even. Whether the price goes up or down from here will determine if you see a profit or loss.
The expert believes that XRP’s price could face selling pressure around $1.44 as some investors look to cash out at their initial investment price. However, over a longer period, XRP has the potential to break through previous resistance, leading to a more sustained and typical market cycle.
A Fading Liquidity On Crypto Exchanges
XRP is experiencing decreasing price momentum, and trading activity on cryptocurrency exchanges is slowing down, leading to fewer buy and sell orders. According to Arthur, CIO of Royal Peak Cap, this drop in liquidity is especially noticeable on Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, where order books have significantly diminished.
Liquidity, measured over the past 30 days, has fallen to a record low, nearing zero. This is due to a significant decrease in trading activity – from over $200 billion in January 2025 to virtually nothing now – and could increase instability in the market.
This situation presents a classic dilemma. If we interpret this as a positive sign, it suggests that long-term investors aren’t selling, meaning there’s very little of the asset available on exchanges. Consequently, even a small increase in buying could cause the price to jump significantly.
Traders seem hesitant right now, leaving the market in a holding pattern. Typically, when trading volume drops this low, it often signals significant price swings – prices could rise or fall sharply.

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2026-04-08 00:56