- XRP whale inflows to Binance reached roughly 1.6 billion tokens over the last 30 days.
- Binance reserves stood near 2.62 billion XRP on Sept. 17, their highest level in about 69 days.
- Whale deposits alone do not confirm selling without netflow, reserve, price, and spot-volume confirmation.
XRP whales have sharply increased transfers to Binance, but the latest exchange data does not show a clear one-way rush to sell.
CryptoQuant contributor Arab Chain reported on Sept. 18 that large-wallet inflows reached about 1.6 billion XRP over 30 days. That marked the highest cumulative reading since March after activity weakened through May, June, and July.
The rise places more XRP inside an exchange environment where holders can trade it. However, Binance reserves, recent net flows, and spot activity provide a more mixed picture.
XRP Whale Inflows Jump as Reserves Rise
Binance held approximately 2.623 billion XRP on Sept. 17 based on CryptoQuant’s 14-day reserve measure. The figure marked its highest reading in about 69 days. Still, the reserves remain below their March level of roughly 2.8 billion XRP.
The reserve data therefore show more XRP accumulating on Binance recently, but not a return to the exchange balances recorded earlier this year.
Large inflows also need comparison with withdrawals. CryptoQuant data for Sept. 11 showed 91.23 million XRP entering Binance and 113.91 million XRP leaving during the same session.
Both represented six-month highs, but withdrawals exceeded deposits by approximately 22.68 million XRP. Binance’s seven-day average reserve stood near 2.626 billion XRP around that period.
Large Deposits Do Not Confirm Whale Selling
Arab Chain notes that rising whale inflows increase the amount of XRP available on exchanges, but that alone does not confirm active selling. Such transfers can also reflect liquidity management, repositioning, or internal movements across wallets and platforms.
A clearer selling signal would require multiple indicators to align. Sustained positive Binance netflows would show consistent deposits outweighing withdrawals, while rising exchange reserves would indicate that XRP is remaining on the platform instead of being quickly withdrawn.
Price action adds another layer. A combination of higher spot trading volume and declining prices would suggest that incoming supply is being actively sold into the market.
For now, the whale inflow points to increased large-holder activity, but without confirmation from netflows, reserves, and price trends, it does not establish that whales are offloading their holdings.
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