XRP Plunges Toward $1 as On-Chain Loss Measures Fall to 2022 Levels

Glassnode’s depressed realized profit ratio and large exchange withdrawals suggest the recent sell‑off may be a structural capitulation that could push prices below $1.

Overview

XRP fell to roughly $1.01–$1.04 on June 25, 2026, marking its lowest level of the year and testing the $1 psychological floor.
Glassnode’s 90‑day realized profit/loss ratio dropped to about 0.33, a reading last seen in August 2022 that signals sustained loss realization rather than a single-day sell‑off.
On‑exchange reserves have fallen, with researcher Amr Taha reporting roughly 100 million XRP left Binance between May 12 and June 25, tightening the supply available to traders.
Market stress was acute in the 24 hours through June 25 when CoinGlass logged over $915 million in crypto liquidations and roughly $42 million tied to XRP, mostly from long positions.
Spot XRP ETFs have continued to buy, taking in about $243 million since April while large holders kept net accumulation near 5.14 million XRP per day on a 90‑day average, a dynamic that has provided intermittent support despite broader selling pressure.