Quick Read – XXRP’s daily 2x reset compounded XRP’s 49% one-year decline into a 91% loss, shrinking a $10,000 investment to just $946. – Nonfarm payrolls came in at 172,000 against an 80,000 estimate, a surprise that pushed the 2-year Treasury yield to a 16-month high and…
iggered Friday’s broad crypto selloff. – Prediction markets assign near-certainty to XRP trading in the range of $1.00 to $1.10, giving XXRP holders no near-term reprieve from the year’s 75% drawdown. – If you held the Teucrium 2x Long Daily XRP ETF (NASDAQ:XXRP) into the close on Friday, you watched a 12% single-day drop turn an already grim year into something close to a wipeout. XXRP finished June 5, 2026 at $2.39, down from $2.73 the prior session, while the asset it tracks, XRP, fell 6.85% to $1.12, a fresh 15-week low
The year-to-date math is the part that should give a holder pause. The arithmetic of a 2x daily fund in a one-way tape Start with the price action. A $10,000 position in XXRP at the 2025 year-end close of $9.52 was worth about $2,510 by Friday’s close, a 75% year-to-date drawdown.
The same $10,000 invested one year ago, when XXRP traded at $25.26 on June 5, 2025, would be worth roughly $946 today, a 91% loss. XRP itself is down 40% year-to-date and 49% over one year. The ETF lost roughly twice the underlying’s pain on each leg, then lost more on top, which is exactly what a daily-resetting leveraged fund is engineered to do in a sustained downtrend.