XRP price holds near $1 as investors record 12‑year worst losses

The XRP token has remained around the $1 mark despite a roughly 70% decline from its all‑time peak, leaving its market capitalisation near $67 billion – down about 70% from record levels. Investors are experiencing the steepest losses in the token’s 12‑year history, with trading‑return metrics hitting historic lows (30‑day MVRV at –45% and 365‑day MVRV at –47%).

Analysts are divided: some warn the broader trend stays bearish while others point to potential buying opportunities, forecasting price targets of $1.20 to $2.80 for the second half of the year. In June, XRP‑focused ETFs attracted $59.4 million of inflows, contrasted with a $4.5 billion outflow from Bitcoin ETFs. The CLARITY Act’s delay adds regulatory uncertainty. Meanwhile, XRPPower has introduced AI‑driven cloud‑mining contracts to simplify miner participation and potentially boost user earnings.