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XRP Rallies 8.22% After Investors Add $2.2 Billion, $1.60 Level Comes Into Focus

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$XRP rallied 8.22% in three days after whales accumulated roughly $2.2 billion worth of $XRP, while on-chain data highlights $1.60 as a key level.

$XRP has risen 8.22% over three days following a period in which large holders accumulated more than $2 billion worth of $XRP, while on-chain data identifies $1.60 as a major concentration of previously transacted supply.

The whale accumulation was reported in a September 19 update using Santiment data. According to the figures, large $XRP holders accumulated approximately 1.54 billion $XRP over a 96-hour period, valued at roughly $2.2 billion at the prices used in the analysis.

The accompanying whale-balance chart shows holdings increasing from around 8.1 billion $XRP before the accumulation period to approximately 9.7 billion $XRP by September 19. The largest increase occurred between September 16 and September 17, with holdings remaining elevated over the following two days.

Since that update, $XRP’s market price has advanced 8.22% in three days.

$XRP Whale Holdings and URPD Analysis

$XRP URPD Data Highlights $1.60

In the above chart, Separate Glassnode data showing $XRP’s UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) identifies several price levels where substantial amounts of $XRP previously changed hands.

The largest nearby concentration shown on the chart is around $1.60, where approximately 2.5 billion $XRP previously transacted. This makes $1.60 the largest visible supply cluster immediately above the current price region in the provided dataset.

Before $1.60, the chart shows relatively smaller concentrations around the $1.49 area. Above $1.60, additional large URPD clusters appear near $1.68, $1.86, $2.19, and $2.29.

The $1.86 and $2.29 areas each show transaction concentrations exceeding roughly 2 billion $XRP, while the $2.19 level also contains a sizable historical volume cluster.

URPD measures the amount of an asset that last moved at different price levels. The data identifies where large quantities of $XRP previously changed hands; it does not establish whether holders at those levels will buy or sell when price returns.

The latest data therefore combines two measurable developments: whale holdings increased by roughly 1.54 billion $XRP, valued at about $2.2 billion, and $XRP subsequently recorded an 8.22% three-day increase. On the displayed URPD chart, $1.60 represents the next major concentration of historically transacted $XRP above the current price region.