For XRP buyers, available supply depends on the price they are willing to pay. The token's roughly 63.09 billion circulating supply gives the market's scale; sell orders show the quantities being offered at particular prices.

XRP Insights, a ledger-data tracker, counted 21.97 billion XRP in exchange-attributed wallets at 08:00 UTC on Oct. 8, across 699 wallets and 24 venues. Those balances include pooled customer assets and cold storage.

The purchasing question is the size of sell orders at different prices. In an Oct. 8 CoinGecko snapshot, the column labeled “+2% Depth” showed about $2.4 million for Binance XRP/USDT and $4.0 million for Coinbase XRP/USD. These provider-reported dollar figures cover two individual trading pairs and change as orders change. Order-book depth records orders across a price range, making price tolerance part of any estimate of buyable XRP.

CryptoSlate's XRP market page displayed approximately 63.09 billion circulating tokens on Oct. 8. XRP Insights' supply breakdown used a broader figure: 68.59 billion XRP outside Ripple escrow after burns, with 31.40 billion still escrowed.

The roughly 63 billion to 69 billion span therefore compares definitions. Calling it a range for buyable XRP would give it a meaning neither endpoint measures.

CoinGecko's circulation methodology excludes escrow and can also exclude unlocked team or foundation holdings. Starting with a provider's circulating figure and subtracting those categories again risks counting the same exclusion twice.

The following measurements include overlapping holdings and cover different parts of XRP's supply.

These rows use different definitions and dates. They cannot be added together or subtracted in sequence to produce a clean float total.

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