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XRP Rich List Has Changed: Here’s What Just Happened to These 8.1 Million XRP Accounts

The XRP Ledger now carries over 8.1 million funded accounts. Crypto commentator John Squire (@TheCryptoSquire) shared the latest snapshot showing how much XRP separates each holder’s tier on the network.

The XRP rich list’s snapshot shows minimum balances required to rank within specific percentiles of all funded accounts. With XRP currently trading at $1.52, those thresholds have caught the attention of the XRP community.

The Tiers Broken Down

To rank in the top 10%, a holder needs at least 2,127 XRP, roughly $3,233. The top 5% requires 7,459 XRP, around $11,338. The top 1% demands 44,596 XRP, approximately $67,786. The top 0.1% demands 277,148 XRP, worth roughly $421,265.

The remaining tiers on the XRPL round out the full picture. The top 2% requires 21,757 XRP. The top 3% demands an investment of 14,002 XRP. The top 4% sits at 10,020 XRP. The top 0.2% requires 158,601 XRP. The top 0.5% demands 80,016 XRP.

At the very peak, the top 0.01% requires 3,744,000 XRP, an investment of almost $5.7 million. Only 811 accounts currently meet that threshold. Squire closed his post by asking where community members rank on the XRP rich list.

Why the Lower Tiers Draw Interest

The top 10% threshold receives notable attention because of its current price. At just over $3,200, many retail participants view it as accessible. Holders bullish on XRP’s future price potential see accumulating that level now as a low-cost entry into a meaningful network percentile.

The reasoning is straightforward. If XRP appreciates substantially, the dollar value of a top 10% position rises with it. Buying into that tier at $1.52 per token costs far less than it would at higher price points. This is why many investors see XRP at current levels as a major buying opportunity. With 8.1 million funded accounts on the network, many people are taking advantage of the opportunity.

However, one commenter took a different view, suggesting that requiring such a small amount to join the top 10% of holders is a bad sign. Others shared their own rankings, with one saying he is in the top 4%, and another noting that he is in the top 5%.

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Solomon Odunayo
Solomon Odunayo
Solomon is a trader, crypto enthusiast, and analyst with over seven years of experience in the industry. He strongly believes that crypto assets and the blockchain will continue to gain prominence. At TimesTabloid.com, he focuses on news, articles with deep analysis of blockchain projects, and technical analysis of crypto trading pairs.
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