The XRP Ledger has surpassed 8 million wallet addresses, marking a new milestone for the network. The increase in wallet count has also changed the amount of XRP needed to rank among the largest holders. According to the latest XRP wallet distribution data, holding 2,151 XRP is now enough to place a wallet in the top 10% of all XRP holders.
The updated XRP rich list shows the approximate XRP holdings required to reach different holder categories:
| Holder Rank | XRP Required |
|---|---|
| Top 10% | 2,151 XRP |
| Top 5% | ~7,500 XRP |
| Top 4% | ~10,000 XRP |
| Top 3% | ~14,000 XRP |
| Top 1% | ~44,000 XRP |
The thresholds have declined over the past few years as the number of XRP wallets has continued to grow. Previously, entering the top 10% required roughly 4,000 XRP, while the top 1% reportedly required around 60,000 XRP.
Although the XRP Ledger now has more than 8 million wallets, the amount of XRP needed to rank among the top holders has fallen. This is because XRP is spread across a larger number of wallet addresses over time, reducing the holdings required to enter higher percentile groups.
At an XRP price of about $1.15, purchasing 2,151 XRP would cost approximately $2,500. As per analyst Crypto AiMan, if XRP’s market capitalisation were to match Bitcoin’s, XRP could trade above $20 per token. At that valuation, 2,151 XRP would be worth more than $50,000. However, this is a hypothetical scenario based on market capitalisation comparisons and not a price prediction.
XRP is trading significantly below its previous peak of around $3.50, leaving the token down by roughly 65–70% from those highs.
According to analyst, long-term investors may see current prices as an accumulation opportunity, although future price performance remains uncertain.
The latest XRP wallet data shows continued growth in network participation while lowering the XRP balance needed to join the top tier of holders. As wallet numbers continue to increase, the XRP rich list will likely continue to change over time.
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