XRP Rich List Updated: Where Holding 2,500 or 50,650 XRP Places You

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Crypto proponent John Squire has provided a detailed look at the distribution of XRP holdings, and the data underscores how relatively small amounts of the asset can place investors among the top tiers of account holders.

Distribution of XRP Holdings

According to the data shared, the top 0.01% of accounts hold at least 5.7 million XRP. To enter the top 0.1%, an account must have 369,080 XRP, while the 0.2% threshold is set at 200,099 XRP. The concentration becomes clearer when examining 0.5%, which is holding 100,000 XRP or more.

Squire pointed out that entering the top 1% requires holding 50,637 XRP, a number far lower than many casual observers might expect. Moving to broader participation, the top 2% of accounts hold 25,639 XRP or more, while just 2,486 XRP is needed to be counted within the top 10%. This illustrates that even a relatively modest holding places investors well ahead of the majority of accounts in the ecosystem.

Commentary from the Community

The update has generated strong interest among XRP supporters. One user, Contrarian DNA, emphasized that the significance of these figures is not in being classified as a large holder but in recognizing the broader financial implications of holding XRP.

XRP Accessibility and Market Positioning

Squire’s data reinforces the concentration of XRP ownership and highlights the opportunity available to smaller retail investors. Being in the top 10% requires far less than many anticipate, and entering the top 1% requires holdings that are attainable for a segment of the community.

This distribution indicates the asymmetric potential of XRP, as even relatively small allocations can carry substantial weight when compared to the majority of accounts.

For those tracking XRP’s role in global settlement and cross-border transactions, these figures provide context for its adoption curve. The numbers suggest that early positioning does not necessarily demand outsized investment, making it accessible for participants who view XRP as a long-term part of the financial system.

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