Portnoy&#8217;s strategic crypto investments amid market dips highlight the 
potential for significant gains and influence on investor sentiment.
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On-chain analytics firm Santiment has revealed how Bitcoin, XRP, and other 
cryptocurrencies have dropped into a &#8220;buy zone&#8221; on a popular metric. MVRV 
Ratio Shows High Degree Of Short-Term Pain In Bitcoin &amp; Altcoins In a new post 
on X, Santiment has discussed how the various assets in the cryptocurrency 
sector are looking based on the 30-day MVRV Ratio. The Market Value to 
Realized Value (MVRV) Ratio is an on-chain indicator that measures the ratio 
between the market cap and Realized Cap for a given coin. Related Reading: 
Bitcoin SSR Flashes Buy Signal: Rebound Incoming? The Realized Cap here refers 
to a capitalization model that calculates the asset&#8217;s total value by assuming 
the value of each individual token is equal to the price at which it was last 
transacted on the blockchain. In short, what this model captures is an 
estimation for the amount of capital that BTC investors as a whole have 
invested into the cryptocurrency. The usual market cap, on the other hand, 
represents the amount holders are carrying today. When the value of the MVRV 
Ratio is greater than 1, it means the market cap is greater than the Realized 
Cap. In other words, the overall network is in a state of profit. On the other 
hand, an indicator below this threshold implies the dominance of losses among 
investors. In the context of the current topic, the version of the MVRV Ratio 
that&#8217;s of interest is the 30-day one, tracking the profit-loss balance of the 
traders who purchased their coins within the past month. Below is the chart 
for the metric shared by Santiment that shows the trend in its value for five 
major cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, XRP, Ethereum, Chainlink, and Cardano: As is 
visible in the graph, the 30-day MVRV Ratio has witnessed a plunge recently as 
the sector has gone through a bearish shift. Recent Bitcoin buyers are now 
about 11.5% underwater, while XRP ones are around 10.2%. Both of these are 
beyond the threshold that the analytics firm classifies as the boundary for a 
&#8220;good buy zone.&#8221; The 30-day investors have suffered even worse losses in the 
case of Ethereum, Cardano, and Chainlink, being down 15.4%, 19.7%, and 16.8%, 
respectively. All of these fall inside Santiment&#8217;s &#8220;extreme buy zone.&#8221; &#8220;In a 
zero sum game, buy assets when average trade returns of your peers are in 
extreme negatives,&#8221; noted the analytics firm. &#8220;The lower MVRV&#8217;s go, the higher 
the probability is of a rapid recovery.&#8221; Related Reading: Bitcoin Social 
Dominance Hits 4-Month High: What It Means It now remains to be seen whether 
market pain has been enough for XRP and others to cause a market rebound, or 
if more drawdown is coming. XRP Price At the time of writing, XRP is floating 
around $2.18, down more than 11% over the last week. Featured image from 
Dall-E, Santiment.net, chart from TradingView.com

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KULR&#8217;s robust growth and cash reserves bolster its strategic expansion and 
innovation in emerging tech sectors, enhancing market competitiveness.
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The debut of Canary Capital’s spot-XRP ETF was one of the standout moments for 
the XRP community this year, bringing the token into the US ETF arena with 
strong opening volume and heavy attention from traders. Many holders went into 
launch week expecting that kind of headline event to push XRP into a sharp 
rally, especially after waiting years for regulated access in the United 
States. Instead, price action has stayed relatively muted, leaving a gap 
between expectations and reality. In a new 26-minute video shared on X, 
finance coach Coach JV tried to close that gap, breaking down why XRP has not 
exploded higher yet and what he believes holders should actually focus on. 
Coach JV Puts XRP In A Macroeconomic Perspective XRP’s Spot ETF has 
undoubtedly been a success, considering the amount of inflows it has had in 
its first two trading days. However, this has yet to translate into a surge in 
the price of XRP, as many traders had predicted and expected. Related Reading: 
Analyst Claims XRP Will Flip Bitcoin As These Developments Play Out Instead, 
XRP’s price action has been highlighted by a downtrend in recent days. A large 
part of this price downtrend is due to the wider decline in the crypto market. 
In his breakdown, Coach JV approached the XRP situation from a macroeconomic 
perspective. Rather than treating the ETF launch as an isolated trigger, he 
contextualized XRP’s current price behavior within the larger environment that 
financial markets are dealing with. A major theme of his outlook was the way 
people respond to hype. Coach JV stated plainly that the only way is to have 
discipline and a consistent plan. He did not build his message around chasing 
short-term excitement or reacting emotionally to price moves. His focus was on 
having a structure that an individual can stick to, regardless of whether XRP 
moves fast after the ETF launch or takes longer than many were expecting. Is 
$5 Next? I Don’t Know Coach JV also addressed one of the most common questions 
circulating in the community: whether $5 is the next big target for XRP now 
that an ETF is live. Related Reading: Analyst Breaks Down Why There Can’t Be 7 
Million XRP Holders “Is $5 next? I don&#8217;t know; I&#8217;m not banking on that, I&#8217;m 
not waiting for it, I believe it’s going to happen at some point, and I have 
my exit strategy set up,” he said. That tone is now being echoed by others in 
the community who are pushing back against unrealistic targets. Zach Rector 
recently reminded his audience that XRP is not heading toward triple-digit 
prices this year, despite widespread speculation. Another commentator, known 
as Xoom on X, made a similar remark, saying XRP will not reach $100 or even 
$10 on ETF momentum alone. At the time of writing, XRP is trading at $2.18, 
down by 3.5% in the past 24 hours. It is still too early to conclude how much 
long-term influence Spot XRP ETFs will have on price, especially with major 
issuers such as BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale yet to launch their own 
offerings. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com

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