Large XRP holders, or whales, are increasingly withdrawing XRP from exchanges, now accounting for over 90% of outflows, the highest since 2024. This trend suggests accumulation rather than selling, as funds move to private wallets, reducing liquid supply on exchanges. The tightening supply amid steady price consolidation in a narrow range indicates a buildup of pressure that often precedes a sharp price move. This shift to whale dominance signals a more stable, long-term positioning that could lead to a significant XRP price breakout soon.
XRP holders, especially whales, are withdrawing assets from centralized exchanges like Binance, indicating improved market sentiment and a shift toward long-term holding. Binance has seen its lowest XRP inflows in 60 days while withdrawals surged, re...
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XRP remains range-bound near $1.10 amid slowing spot ETF inflows, which are seen as key to breaking its two-month trading range. Despite positive developments like Mastercard's AI payment integration, Ripple Mint platform launch, and EU regulatory ap...
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XRP's exchange activity on Binance has sharply declined, dropping from about 650,000 to 350,000 deposits and withdrawals, signaling reduced selling pressure and increased holding. Meanwhile, the NVT Ratio surged, indicating XRP's market value is grow...
