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XRP Posts Biggest Realized-Loss Spike Since 2022 as Traders Eye a Possible Bottom

Analysts read the capitulation signal as late-cycle behavior, with exchange balances alongside open interest seen as the key gauges for stabilization.

Overview

  • On-chain firm Santiment reports weekly realized losses near -$1.93 billion for XRP, the largest since 2022, while AMBCrypto cites a lower ~$908 million figure, underscoring data discrepancies.
  • XRP trades around $1.41–$1.42 with continued volatility, leaving the token more than 60% below its former peak.
  • A similar realized-loss extreme about 39 months ago preceded an approximate 114% eight-month rally, though outlets stress that past patterns are not predictive.
  • Coverage ties the drawdown to stop-loss cascades and derivatives liquidations, with short-term holders de-risking as larger wallets selectively absorb sell-side liquidity.
  • Market watchers say firmer footing would be signaled by shrinking realized-loss readings, continued exchange outflows, and a rebuild in open interest without excessive leverage.