The post XRP would trade at this price if it hit its all-time high market cap appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. XRP is once again trading below the critical $3 support level, having dropped 4% on October 7 and triggering a “death cross” seen as confirmation of medium-term bearish momentum. Its market cap is also down 2.54% on the weekly and 3.41% on the daily chart, sitting at $172.22 billion just days after the cryptocurrency managed to blow past BlackRock in terms of value by climbing to almost $183.4 billion. However, trading at $2.87 at the time of writing, XRP is still one of the best performers this year, having surged nearly 440% over the past twelve months. XRP price year-to-date (YTD) chart. Source: Finbold XRP valuation XRP hit its highest market capitalization, nearly $210.43 billion, on July 22, 2025. In the same month, its price had risen over 35% from its June levels, hovering around $3.55 as the asset reached its valuation peak, with about 59.27 billion tokens in circulation, as per CoinMarketCap data retrieved by Finbold. XRP market cap 1-year chart. Source: CoinMarketCap Today, XRP has a circulating supply of approximately 59.87 billion tokens since Ripple’s escrow schedule sees 1 billion tokens unlocked each month, of which roughly 70% are typically re-escrowed, though this is not a fixed protocol rule. As the total cap is set at 99.98 billion XRP, some 40.1 billion tokens are yet to be unlocked. Even if Ripple didn’t choose to re-lock any portion of the future monthly releases, it would take roughly three years and a quarter for the rest of the supply to start circulating. This would lead to an annual inflation between 5% and 6% over the said period, slowly decreasing each year as the issuance grows. The result would be a fully diluted market cap of $287.95 billion, considering current prices.  In other words, the price would drop to $1.72 with… The post XRP would trade at this price if it hit its all-time high market cap appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. XRP is once again trading below the critical $3 support level, having dropped 4% on October 7 and triggering a “death cross” seen as confirmation of medium-term bearish momentum. Its market cap is also down 2.54% on the weekly and 3.41% on the daily chart, sitting at $172.22 billion just days after the cryptocurrency managed to blow past BlackRock in terms of value by climbing to almost $183.4 billion. However, trading at $2.87 at the time of writing, XRP is still one of the best performers this year, having surged nearly 440% over the past twelve months. XRP price year-to-date (YTD) chart. Source: Finbold XRP valuation XRP hit its highest market capitalization, nearly $210.43 billion, on July 22, 2025. In the same month, its price had risen over 35% from its June levels, hovering around $3.55 as the asset reached its valuation peak, with about 59.27 billion tokens in circulation, as per CoinMarketCap data retrieved by Finbold. XRP market cap 1-year chart. Source: CoinMarketCap Today, XRP has a circulating supply of approximately 59.87 billion tokens since Ripple’s escrow schedule sees 1 billion tokens unlocked each month, of which roughly 70% are typically re-escrowed, though this is not a fixed protocol rule. As the total cap is set at 99.98 billion XRP, some 40.1 billion tokens are yet to be unlocked. Even if Ripple didn’t choose to re-lock any portion of the future monthly releases, it would take roughly three years and a quarter for the rest of the supply to start circulating. This would lead to an annual inflation between 5% and 6% over the said period, slowly decreasing each year as the issuance grows. The result would be a fully diluted market cap of $287.95 billion, considering current prices.  In other words, the price would drop to $1.72 with…