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How Many Bitcoin (BTC) Holders Are Currently In Profit?

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The cryptocurrency market was seen leaving investors confused yet again. The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), managed to tease the entire market. Earlier today, the king coin reached a high of $108,024.36. BTC’s all-time high stands at $109,114.88. This peak was achieved about four months ago in January 2025. The asset’s rise had the community hoping that it would reclaim its peak or even record a new one. But the king coin had other plans. Despite this, a majority of BTC holders were at a notable profit. Also Read: How Much Bitcoin Did BlackRock Purchase in May 2025? 99% Bitcoin Investors Rake In Profits Source: Watcher Guru According to data from Sentora, a notable 99% of Bitcoin holders are currently pocketing profits. Amidst this, 0% were at a loss, and 1% were at break-even. This is a bullish sign for the entire market. Strong ETF inflows, growing institutional interest, and renewed hope in the larger cryptocurrency market are all contributing to thi...

Top 10 XRP holders own 35% of all tokens

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XRP is among cryptocurrencies with concentrated ownership in a few top addresses, raising concerns about the impact of centralization. A breakdown of ownership indicates that Ripple-controlled addresses account for most of the asset, primarily locked in escrow. Major exchanges also rank among the top holders. The top 10 XRP holders collectively own 35.39% of the total supply, amounting to 27.53 billion tokens. Ripple dominates this list, with its seven accounts holding 24.53 billion XRP, including tokens in escrow, representing 31.57% of the total supply, according to data retrieved by Finbold from XRP Scan on December 23.  Picks for you This crypto is down 42% and screams “buy” right now (Hint: Not XRP) 3 hours ago AdEx releases AURA, an...

Ripple (XRP) holders beware: Ledger warns of a new wave of scams

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Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Ledger, the maker of hardware cryptocurrency wallets, has recently used its customer support’s Twitter account to issue a warning to Ripple (XRP) users. According to the tweet published on March 26th, there is a new crypto scam in which scammers use fake Ledger Live apps in order to steal XRP from the Ripple community. The warning says that scammers are posing as Ledger employees, which is why unsuspecting investors tend to share private information with them. This information later on allows the scammers to steal their XRP coins. 🚨 #XRPCommunity , we need to talk about the rise of crypto scams targeting #Ripple holders . Scammers are using fake Ledger Live apps & posing as Ledger employees to steal your hard-earned $XRP. Stay vigilant and protect your crypto! Here's what you need to know👇 — Ledger Support (@Ledger_Support) March 26, 2023 Ledger shares warnings and tip...