XRP Posts Biggest Weekly Realized Loss Since 2022, Sparking Panic Selling
A “realized loss” occurs when tokens change hands below their purchase price, directly indicating that holders have accepted losses and exited their positions. Santiment said XRP last recorded losses on a similar scale about 39 months earlier, after which it rallied 114% over eight months. That historical pattern, however, does not mean XRP has necessarily bottomed this time.
Data from February 22, 2026, showed XRP posting about $1.93 billion in weekly realized losses, the largest since 2022, while its price fell roughly 4% that day. By June 10, Glassnode data showed its 90-day realized profit/loss ratio had fallen to 0.38. XRP was trading at about $1.11, down nearly 40% year to date, and remained constrained by technical resistance.
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The history behind this eventXRP Slides 4% Below $1.20 as Breakout Rally Stalls
XRP had mounted a breakout rally as buying returned to the broader cryptocurrency market, but encountered selling pressure near a key technical resistance level. The $1.20 mark is an important gauge of bullish and bearish momentum. Failure to hold above it could push the token into short-term range-bound trading and increase the risk of another test of support.
In the latest trading, XRP fell about 4% after its breakout attempt stalled, dropping below $1.20. Buying support has emerged in the $1.17–$1.18 range. Traders are watching whether that area will hold. XRP would need to reclaim $1.20 to have a chance of restoring upward momentum; otherwise, selling pressure could persist.
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