Asset context
The canonical event catalog contains no XRP-specific event that can responsibly explain the complete move.
XRP DRAWDOWN RESEARCH
XRP August–November 2014 drawdown and recovery
XRP declined from an August 2014 local peak, reached a September trough, and recovered in November.
- Peak date
- 2014-08-17
- Recorded trough
- 2014-09-12
- Maximum decline
- -48.9%
- Recovery status
- Recovered 2014-11-22
CANONICAL DRAWDOWN SERIES
Decline and recovery path
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- Peak
- 2014-08-17
- Trough
- 2014-09-12
- Maximum decline
- -48.9%
- Recovery
- 2014-11-22
- Days underwater
- 97
A drawdown is a measured peak-to-trough price path. Overlapping events are research context, not proof of a single cause.
Contagion and regime context
The episode occurred in an early crypto market still absorbing exchange-failure and liquidity risk after Mt. Gox.
Events, entities, and evidence
These links identify overlapping evidence windows. They do not assign the full drawdown to any one event.
Mt. Gox trading halt, collapse, and bankruptcy filing2014-02-24–2014-02-28 · focused event chart →XRPCanonical entity profile →Mt. GoxCanonical entity profile →Open in Historical LaboratoryInspect the canonical series and market comparisons →
Original source: Mt. Gox trading halt, collapse, and bankruptcy filing ↗Direct external evidence recordRecovery interpretation: Recovery means a completed UTC price observation met or exceeded the prior peak. It does not mean every holder recovered or that purchasing, custody, or tax outcomes were identical.
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Focused XRP market study
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Returns describe coincident market behavior around a documented event. They do not prove that the event caused the move or exclude other XRP-specific, crypto-market, or macro factors.