- Binance XRP inflows reached their lowest level in CryptoQuant’s historical data.
- Average monthly XRP deposits fell to nearly 3.6 million tokens.
- Binance XRP reserves declined toward the 2.6 billion token level.
XRP deposits into Binance have fallen to the lowest level shown in CryptoQuant’s historical data. The decline points to reduced token movement toward the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume.
According to CryptoQuant’s 30-day data, the monthly average XRP deposit on Binance has seen almost 3.6 million tokens flowing in, which also stands as the lowest reading over the timeframe.
Recent data shows fewer tokens moving from external wallets into Binance. Holders often make such transfers before selling, trading, or reallocating their assets.
XRP has also traded near the $1 level after falling from earlier highs above $3. However, the inflow decline has developed gradually rather than through one isolated market event.
Binance Records Lower XRP Deposit Activity
Darkfost CryptoQuant’s 30-day average shows a steady reduction in XRP deposits over several months. The decline followed repeated inflow spikes during earlier periods of stronger exchange participation.
The average number stood higher previously, as users would often transfer huge volumes of XRP into Binance to either convert, stake, or just trade. While the recent figures present much lower patterns, with XRP inflow standing still at the lower end of the historic chart with no substantial recuperation.
The lesser inflows simply indicate that fewer or almost no holders are interested in moving XRP directly into Binance over these past months. However, there are no specific details as to where those tokens would be moved since then, as far as individual transactions.
The exchange has also had quite some trading activity, with XRP declining from earlier levels. XRP has remained around $1 after declining sharply from $3.10 and above, where it was traded over the last two weeks. Lower trade prices and low inflows lead to lower on-exchange activity for XRP compared to what had previously happened over past cycles.
XRP Withdrawals From Binance Stay Subdued
Meanwhile, XRP withdrawals from Binance have also declined toward historically low levels. CryptoQuant’s outflow chart places recent daily withdrawals near 113,600 XRP.
Earlier time periods showed considerably massive withdrawals from the trading exchange into various external wallets.
Notably, the period was during late 2024 when nearly 1 billion tokens in XRP were withdrawn over a few days; another spike was witnessed in early 2025 as significant quantities of XRP were moved from private wallets to offshore wallets. The daily average withdrawals have remained around these levels with no considerable increases reported.
The absence of large outgoing transactions confirms the lack of substantial token movements out of Binance since deposits were recorded lower. The flow into the exchange reduced, and similarly, outgoing transactions moved to lower ends over the same time period.
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Binance XRP Reserves Move Toward 2.6 Billion
Additionally, Binance’s total XRP reserve balance has declined toward 2.6 billion tokens. The exchange held more than 3 billion XRP during several periods in 2024 and 2025.
Reserve levels changed repeatedly during that period as deposits and withdrawals increased. However, the broader direction has shifted lower since late 2024.
CryptoQuant’s latest chart shows another reserve decline during June and July. Binance holdings now sit near the lowest visible point within the recorded timeframe.
The reserve chart compares Binance’s XRP holdings with the token’s market price. It shows reserves moving lower while XRP trades around the $1 region.
A declining reserve balance means Binance currently controls fewer XRP tokens than it held during previous periods. The reduction has occurred steadily without a sudden large-scale withdrawal.
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