Whales Are Moving XRP Off Binance and Others In Millions. Here’s What Happened

Recent exchange flow data shared by crypto enthusiast Diana has brought to light a notable trend in the XRP market.

According to her recent post, more than $31 million in XRP has been withdrawn from cryptocurrency exchanges over the past 72 hours, a movement that some market participants view as a potentially significant development for the asset.

In her post, Diana stated that “XRP Exchange Balances Keep DROPPING — OVER $31 MILLION Pulled Off Exchanges In 72 Hours,” adding that whales appear to be moving XRP off exchanges. The tweet was accompanied by charts showing exchange volume, net inflows, and spot inflow/outflow across major trading platforms.

The data in the images says that several exchanges have recorded substantial XRP activity, with Binance handling the largest trading volume during the measured period. Meanwhile, the net inflow heatmap shows that Upbit records the largest negative exchange flows, indicating a considerable amount of XRP leaving the platform. Other exchanges, including OKX, Bitget, Kraken, and Bitfinex, also displayed negative net flow readings.

Charts Point to Persistent Exchange Outflows

The accompanying spot inflow/outflow chart presents a broader view of XRP exchange activity over recent months. Much of the chart is dominated by negative net-flow data, indicating that withdrawals have consistently exceeded deposits during numerous trading sessions.

Exchange balances often decline when investors move assets into private wallets or long-term storage solutions rather than keeping them available for immediate trading. While exchange outflows do not guarantee future price increases, analysts frequently monitor these movements because they can reduce the amount of readily available supply on trading platforms.

The chart also shows XRP trading near the $1.20 level at the time the data was captured. Despite periods of volatility, the ongoing withdrawal trend has remained visible throughout much of the timeframe presented in the graphic.

Market Participants Weigh Potential Implications

Diana’s observations and responses from traders who connected the exchange outflows to possible future price developments. One commenter, known as Nic, focused on key technical levels, saying that XRP needs a weekly close above $1.18 to strengthen the bullish outlook. According to the trader, a confirmed close above that level could increase the likelihood of a move toward $1.30, while a close below it may reinforce bearish momentum.

Another market participant, Vuori Trading, offered a more direct interpretation of the exchange data, commenting that a “supply shock” could be approaching. The term is commonly used to describe a situation in which available market supply decreases while demand remains steady or increases.

As traders monitor both price action and exchange flows, many will be watching closely to see whether the withdrawal trend continues in the days ahead.

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