XRP (XRP) began November after losing 16% in October, while ReturnsView’s historical data show a median November loss despite an average boosted by several unusually large rallies.
ReturnsView’s monthly record ranks the October decline as XRP’s fourth-steepest since 2013. Larger October losses came in 2013, when XRP fell 44.8%; 2018, down 22.9%; and 2024, down 16.6%.
Across November 2013-25, XRP posted gains in six monthly closes and losses in seven. The average return was a 78.3% gain, while the median — the middle result when returns are ranked — was a 9.1% loss.
Four Novembers logged triple-digit gains: 2024 rose 282.9%, 2020 gained 179.2%, 2014 climbed 148.2% and 2013 jumped 489.1%. The average combines all 13 monthly returns, so those large increases have a strong effect on the result.
The October-to-November record is also mixed. In five of the eight earlier years when XRP lost ground in October, November also ended lower. In the other three, November gains exceeded 100%.
A live market snapshot showed XRP at $1.25, up 0.21% over 24 hours, as of 2:59 a.m. ET (07:59 UTC) Nov. 3. November 2026’s return will be set by the month’s Nov. 30 close.
