- XRP is experiencing intense panic selling, with its price plummeting to $1.43 from $3.50 in mid-2025.
- On-chain data shows holders are realizing significant losses, with a key profitability metric dropping below 1, signaling distress.
- Ripple‘s leadership has promised commitment to XRP, but community skepticism remains high, demanding concrete actions.
XRP panic selling has intensified dramatically as holders face mounting losses, with the token trading at $1.43, a sharp decline from its $3.50 valuation in mid-2025. This wave of selling has triggered psychological barriers and uncertainty across the investor community, leading to widespread capitulation. Consequently, market dynamics have pushed over 41% of the XRP supply underwater, creating significant pressure for investors deciding whether to sell or hold.
On-chain analytics from Glassnode reveal critical warning signals, noting that the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) has fallen below 1, indicating coins are being sold at a loss on average. The firm stated this setup closely resembles a prolonged consolidation phase seen between September 2021 and May 2022. Meanwhile, long-term holders have dramatically increased their spending, adding to the selling pressure and market downturn.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse attempted to reassure the community, emphasizing that “XRP family has and always will be top of mind for Ripple.” However, pro-XRP lawyer Fred Rispoli challenged this sentiment, demanding tangible action over verbal assurances. The disconnect between executive promises and the harsh market reality leaves investors questioning their next move amid the ongoing sell-off.
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