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XRP holders are facing mounting pressure amid a sharp market decline, with the asset’s profitability falling to levels not seen since July 2024. Recent on-chain data from blockchain analytics firm Glassnode indicates that the share of XRP supply in unrealized profit has fallen to a 21-month low.
At a reported price of $1.33, only 43.4% of XRP’s circulating supply is currently in profit, according to Glassnode. This is the lowest level since July 2024, highlighting a significant shift in how holders’ positions are currently positioned relative to their acquisition costs.
The data suggests that over half of XRP’s circulating supply is trading below its acquisition cost. While 43.4% of holders remain in profit, the remaining 56.6% are at break-even or currently at a loss.
Glassnode’s findings align with persistent bearish sentiment in the market over recent months. XRP has also posted six consecutive monthly red candlesticks, an uncommon streak that has not been seen even during major bullish cycles in 2017/2018 and 2021.
After reaching a July 2025 all-time high of $3.66, XRP has fallen by approximately 63.3%. The decline has been attributed to sustained sell pressure and broader macroeconomic uncertainty, leaving many holders with significant unrealized losses.
Some XRP holders are looking to U.S.-listed spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the token as a potential catalyst for renewed bullish momentum, including the possibility of attracting institutional capital and increasing demand.
Goldman Sachs was identified as the largest publicly disclosed institutional holder of spot XRP ETFs, reporting a $152 million position in its Q4 2025 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Total assets across all U.S.-based XRP ETFs reportedly peaked at approximately $1.24 billion in early January, before declining to about $917 million as of April 2. The drop has been linked to XRP’s price decline and a period of sustained net outflows.
A renewed streak of strong inflows into XRP funds could help improve investor sentiment and potentially support a recovery in market outlook.
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