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XRP (Ripple) (XRP) Whale Positions & Liquidations

See how Hyperliquid on-chain whales are positioned in XRP (Ripple), plus live XRP (Ripple) liquidations — all from public data.

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Based on Hyperliquid top-balance cohort · estimated/aggregated · not a guarantee of future price/returns
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How do you track XRP (Ripple) whales?

XRP (Ripple) is one of the most actively traded markets on Hyperliquid on-chain perps. Whale Story organizes public data to show whether top-balance wallets lean long (betting up) or short (betting down) on XRP (Ripple), how big their positions are, their average entry and liquidation prices, and who just opened or closed.

The live card above summarizes the long/short notional and skew of whales currently positioned in XRP (Ripple). A heavy skew to one side means market bets are crowded in that direction — this is observational reference only and does not guarantee future direction.

What do XRP (Ripple) liquidations mean?

In leveraged trading, when losses grow and margin runs out, the position is force-closed — that's a liquidation. Large 24h long/short liquidations in XRP (Ripple) indicate how much volatility there was. To learn more, see What is a liquidation?

Notes

All figures shown are estimates/aggregates from public exchange and on-chain data and do not cover every exchange. Whale position and liquidation data is observational reference only — it does not recommend any trade or guarantee future prices or returns. Whales take losses and get liquidated too.

Are XRP (Ripple) whale positions live?

Yes — we poll Hyperliquid public data periodically. The card above shows the latest aggregate at page load.

Should I copy XRP (Ripple) whales?

Not recommended. Whales often take losses too; the data shown is observational reference, not investment advice.

If long/short skew is heavy, will price move that way?

Not guaranteed. Skew reflects the current position distribution — it may not match future price direction.