As empty interest rates rise to regular lows, XRP prices drop following Ledger Downtime.

Crypto businesses are rattled, but one major advantage is bleeding especially hard on Wednesday: XRP.

The fourth-biggest cryptocurrency by market cap is right now the biggest loser out of the top 10 coins and tokens, having dropped by nearly 11 % in 24 hours, according to CoinGecko. Its current price is$ 2.41.

Zooming out farther, the Ripple-linked XRP has shed 21 % of its price over a seven-day time. It lost the most money among the top 10 cash in that time, trailing only Dogecoin and it.

According to CoinGlass data, open interest for the coin is currently at a monthly low of$ 3.52 billion worth of XRP, which is a sharp decline from an all-time high of$ 7.62 billion worth on January 17.

Open interest refers to the total price of future arrangements that haven’t yet been settled by investors in the derivatives industry.

The XRP Ledger, a cryptocurrency for XRP-powered apps as well as a late rising crop of image coins, had technological troubles on Tuesday, slowing stop production for about an hour before recovering. On the news, the price of the asset dropped.

Following President Donald Trump’s victory in the vote, the coin, which is among the oldest in the universe, has once more gained notoriety. During the vote period, Ripple donated to a pro-crypto super PAC, one of the company’s members who founded XRP, which uses the gold for its obligations. The company’s leaders have also stated that they want to deliberately influence Washington’s crypto policy.

XRP has shot up in price, also, as it has come back into the limelight. The gold has increased 377 % over the past year, with the majority of those profits occurring since Trump’s victory. XRP hit a seven-year high price of$ 3.38 in January, just two cents shy of matching the 2018 peak of$ 3.40.

Bitcoiners, nevertheless, have accused Ripple of actively working to undermine the administration’s ideas for a proper Bitcoin supply, boosting conflicts among developers and investors in the area despite the recent wave.

The wider crypto market was in the red Wednesday afternoon, with Bitcoin dropping by 3 % over the day—priced at$ 97, 270—and Ethereum down by under 3 %. The next largest gold is now trading for$ 2, 767, CoinGecko shows.