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 continues trading within a narrow range between $1.30 and $1.38, facing repeated resistance near $1.36. Despite a failed breakout attempt, support around $1.30 holds firm, indicating larger holders are not selling aggressively. Traders are watchi...
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The XRP Ledger community faces a critical deadline on May 27 to upgrade to version 3.1.3. Validators, exchanges, and infrastructure providers must update immediately to avoid network disruptions, as outdated nodes risk losing compatibility and haltin...
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