XRP climbs 8% as record holder losses signal better risk-reward for buyers
The token’s 30-day and 365-day MVRV, a measure of how far holders are underwater, sit near -45% and -47%, lows Santiment says XRP has never reached before. Some traders read stretched losses as a contrarian signal.
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Summary
- Onchain data show XRP holders are sitting on record unrealized losses, with both 30-day and 365-day MVRV ratios near minus 45% to 47%, indicating deep pain for recent and longer-term buyers.
- Analytics firm Santiment says this capitulation phase may offer an attractive risk-reward entry point, though it stresses this is not a price call and that XRP could still fall if the broader market weakens.
- Despite the depressed MVRV readings, XRP has risen about 8% over the past week to roughly $1.14, suggesting selling pressure from underwater holders may be largely exhausted as traders watch whether new buyers keep stepping in.
