XRP transaction demand has dropped 91.5%, while network activity and investor profitability have fallen to levels never seen before. Traders are now laser-focused on the price zone between $1 and $0.65 as the token struggles to hold ground.
Record low in network usage and profits
The sharp decline in XRP transaction demand — a 91.5% slide — stands out even in a crypto market known for volatility. The figures, which cover recent weeks, show that both the number of daily active addresses and the volume of transfers have thinned out. Investor profitability, measured by the share of addresses in profit, also sank to an all-time low. That combination suggests that fewer people are moving XRP, and those who hold it are largely sitting on unrealized losses.
Why traders are watching $1 to $0.65
With the network in a funk, traders have narrowed their attention to a specific price band. The $1 to $0.65 range has become the battlefield — a zone that could either support a bounce or crack open further downside. Market participants are positioning around those levels, betting that XRP will either find a floor near $0.65 or fail to break back above $1 anytime soon. The lack of demand pressure makes any rally an uphill climb.
No official explanation for the demand collapse has been offered by the company behind XRP, Ripple Labs. The drop coincides with a broader quiet period in crypto trading and ongoing regulatory uncertainty that has kept some institutional players on the sidelines.
Whether XRP can attract fresh buying interest remains an open question. The next few trading sessions will test whether the $0.65 support holds or gives way to a deeper slide.
