Despite a general recovery in the cryptocurrency market, XRP remains slightly undervalued, according to Santiment’s latest findings. Following a period of decline, XRP has climbed above $2, showing modest improvement. The blockchain analytics platform uses the 30-day Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio to measure undervaluation.
Santiment’s data reveals that XRP’s 30-day MVRV ratio is -4.7%. This places XRP in the “Very Slight Undervaluation” zone, which is less severe than other assets. In comparison, cryptocurrencies like Cardano and Chainlink are experiencing deeper undervaluation, with MVRV ratios of -19.2% and -13.0%, respectively.
The slight undervaluation of XRP stands in contrast to the broader crypto market. While other assets face stronger downward pressure, XRP shows milder losses. Ethereum and Bitcoin are also undervalued, with MVRV ratios of -6.3% and -6.1%, respectively.
Despite the small decline, XRP’s position remains relatively strong compared to other assets. The data suggests that XRP is experiencing less downside risk, which may provide buying opportunities for investors. Santiment highlights that negative MVRV ratios typically signal a potential rebound.
XRP has recently traded around $2.20, a slight increase from $2.15. Over the past week, it has gained 1.95%, reflecting its resilience amid market recovery. However, XRP remains down 16.43% over the past 30 days, indicating continued pressure.
The current MVRV ratio suggests that investors who bought XRP in the past month are still facing minor losses. While the asset’s short-term performance has been sluggish, it has remained resilient. XRP’s market position, along with its slight undervaluation, may attract further interest in the coming weeks.
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