ETH, SOL, and XRP Show $1b Loss Waves As Traders Track 3 Chain Risk Signals

ETH shows sharp loss waves near $1b on the seven day trend which aligns with price drops that repeat old patterns.

SOL shows past loss peaks near $4b and the current rise marks a shift from the quiet zone seen through mid 2024.

XRP shows loss bursts near $200m and the current trend forms a pattern that mirrors prior stress in the market.

ETH, SOL, and XRP have all recorded new realized loss spikes on the seven day trend, which brings fresh attention to market stress across the three chains. The charts show rising loss values for short-term and long-term holders as prices pull back from recent highs and this sets key signals that traders now follow closely.

ETH Shows Heavy Loss Waves as Price Pulls Back

The ETH chart shows strong loss spikes near the $1b mark at several points. These spikes match periods when ETH traded near local tops or deep corrections. The sharp waves seen at the end of 2025 match the earlier peaks near the 2021 cycle.

The ETH price line moves from the $400 region in late 2020 toward the $4k region through 2021. Loss waves rise as the price turns down from the top. These patterns repeat again through 2022, when the chart shows heavy realized loss movement.

The current period shows ETH moving from the $4k area toward lower levels. The loss trend builds as the price weakens and creates another strong cluster. This pattern mirrors the earlier cycles shown on the chart.

SOL Loss Trend Marks Clear Pattern Shift

The SOL chart shows the largest loss spike near the $4b zone during late 2021. This period aligns with the high in price near the $200 level. A heavy downward cycle follows and the loss trend stays elevated through early 2022.

The chart shows quieter loss zones from 2023 through early 2024. During this time, SOL trades in a stable range from $20 to the $100 area. The realized loss trend stays near the bottom of the chart and forms a flat line.

Late 2025 shows a slight lift. This rise marks the first clear build in the loss trend since the deep correction. It signals a change because realized loss usually grows when traders sell into weakness as the price shifts lower.

XRP Displays Repeated Loss Bursts Across Major Turns

The XRP chart shows loss peaks near the $200 million mark during multiple periods. These peaks are visible through 2021 and 2022 as XRP moves from the $1 zone toward lower levels.

New loss spikes appear again after the large rally toward the $3 region in late 2024. The chart shows multiple sharp bursts at this point. These bursts align with fast downward moves in price.

The latest period shows another rise in realized loss. The price moves down from the $2 region, and loss waves lift toward levels seen in the earlier cycles. This makes the chart similar to the ETH and SOL patterns.

A Single Question Shapes the Market View

The three charts share one common feature. Each one shows rising realized loss as price pulls back from higher levels. This raises one central question that now guides traders: will rising loss signals mark the start of a deeper trend or only reflect a short correction?

The charts show that realized loss often builds during turning points. ETH, SOL, and XRP all show the same pattern as the seven-day trend rises. This makes the data important for anyone tracking shifts across the three chains.