XRP price XRP
XRP/USD · over 7D
XRP market stats
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- 24h range
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- Circulating supply
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- Max supply
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XRP to USD
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If you had bought XRP earlier
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About XRP
XRP is the native asset of the XRP Ledger, built for fast, low-cost payments. Ripple, the company behind much of its development, holds a large share of supply, much of it released from escrow on a schedule.
- Launched
- 2012
- How it runs
- XRP Ledger consensus protocol (no mining)
- Supply rule
- 100 billion XRP created at launch; a small amount is destroyed as fees
Worth knowing
- Transactions typically settle in 3–5 seconds.
- All 100 billion XRP existed from day one; nothing is mined.
- A small fee in XRP is destroyed with every transaction.
XRP price questions
What is the XRP price right now?
The live XRP (XRP) price in US dollars is shown at the top of this page and refreshes every minute from the CoinGecko API, which averages trades across many exchanges.
How is XRP's market cap calculated?
Market cap = current price × circulating supply. For XRP that is the live XRP price multiplied by the number of XRP in circulation shown in the stats table.
How many XRP are there?
100 billion XRP created at launch; a small amount is destroyed as fees. The live circulating and maximum supply figures are listed in the stats table on this page.
How much would $1,000 in XRP a year ago be worth now?
See the "If you had bought XRP earlier" table on this page: it applies XRP's live 7-day, 30-day, 200-day and 1-year price changes to any amount you type in, before fees and taxes.
Can I track my XRP without an account?
Yes. Add XRP to the free portfolio tracker or set a price alert; both are stored only in your browser.