Ripple Releases 1 Billion XRP on September 1, Not All for Sale

Ripple (XRP) has 1 billion tokens set to be released from monthly escrow on September 1. The escrow expiration simply indicates the date when the lock conditions are lifted, and does not mean that the entire amount will be sold on the market. According to xrpldashboard, the schedule for Ripple's monthly release account for September 2026 shows three escrows totaling 1 billion XRP. The earliest expiration date is September 1, and there are 32 billion XRP locked in 101 active escrows of Ripple. This schedule is part of a supply management structure that has been in place since 2017, allowing for a maximum of 1 billion XRP to be released each month. The actual circulating amount is less than that, and any unused amount is re-entered into new escrow. The September 1 schedule indicates that Ripple will be able to use this amount, and the net increase in circulation remaining in the market will depend on how much Ripple decides to lock back into escrow. According to Ripple's public page, as of June 30, 2026, the company's held XRP amounts to 37,656,053,914, with 32.6 billion allocated to escrow. As of August 28, the price of XRP is $1.43, with a market capitalization of $89,643,825,550. The actual amount remaining in the market after the escrow expiration on September 1 will be tallied once the on-chain processing and re-escrow amounts are confirmed.

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