XRP Rich List Data Shows Threshold Holdings Required to Rank in Global Top Percentiles
Updated data from the XRP Rich List shows the specific XRP balances required to place within the top 0.01 percent, 0.1 percent, and 10 percent of all wallet holders globally. The figures illustrate the current distribution of XRP holdings across active accounts on the ledger. This type of distribution data is relevant context for understanding holder concentration and network participation.
Recently published XRP Rich List data provides a breakdown of holding thresholds required to rank within various global percentiles of XRP wallets. To qualify for the top 0.01 percent of the population, a holder must own at least 3.7 million XRP, with 823 accounts currently in that bracket. Reaching the top 0.1 percent requires a minimum of 274,000 XRP, a group that spans 8,228 accounts.
For those aiming at the broader top 10 percent, the threshold drops significantly to 2,081 XRP, with 822,770 accounts qualifying at that level. The wide gap between these tiers reflects the heavily skewed distribution common to most digital asset networks, where a small number of wallets control a disproportionate share of supply.
This data is drawn from on-chain wallet balances and represents a snapshot of the current state of XRP distribution. It does not account for XRP held on exchanges under custodial arrangements, which would not appear as individual wallet holdings.
Key facts
- •Top 0.01 percent of XRP holders requires at least 3.7 million XRP, covering 823 accounts
- •Top 0.1 percent threshold is 274,000 XRP, covering 8,228 accounts
- •Top 10 percent threshold is 2,081 XRP, covering 822,770 accounts
- •Data sourced from on-chain XRP wallet balances