- XRP whale inflows to Binance fell to 947.4 million XRP, their lowest 30-day total in roughly two months.
- Whale deposits dropped 34.4% from the late-June peak of about 1.445 billion XRP.
- Daily whale inflows declined from 583 million XRP to 25.3 million XRP, according to Darkfost.
XRP is consolidating near $1 while a major source of exchange-side supply continues to shrink. CryptoQuant charts show fewer large-holder transfers reaching Binance, even as price remains inside a corrective range.
Lower whale inflows can reduce immediate sell-side availability, but they do not confirm renewed demand. Darkfrost and Arab Chain both identify easing transfer activity, while their charts show price still waiting for stronger buying pressure.
Whale Inflows Fall to a Two-Month Low
Arab Chain reported that the 30-day sum of XRP whale inflows to Binance fell to about 947.4 million XRP. That reading marks the indicator’s lowest level in two months and sits 34.4% below the late-June peak near 1.445 billion XRP.
Fewer large deposits show that whales are sending less XRP to Binance for immediate trading. Arab Chain said the change may reflect reduced selling plans, lower whale activity, or greater use of private wallets instead of exchange accounts.
Current data does not establish whether whales are accumulating XRP elsewhere. However, it shows that fewer large transfers are reaching one of the market’s biggest centralized trading platforms.
Daily Transfers Show Selling Pressure Easing
Darkfost examined shorter-term Binance flows and found an even sharper contraction. Daily whale inflows fell from 583 million XRP, valued near $1.36 billion, to 25.3 million XRP, worth about $23 million.
A 90-day average also moved lower, dropping from roughly $460 million in January 2025 to $69 million. Darkfost linked that decline to exhaustion among larger sellers while XRP continues consolidating around $1.
CryptoQuant’s exchange inflow chart supports the same direction. Large green spikes appeared frequently during earlier rallies, while recent bars remain close to the lower end of the displayed range.
XRP trades near $1.10 on the chart, well below its 2025 highs above $3. Exchange deposits have also stayed subdued during the latest period of lower price action.
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XRP Still Needs Stronger Spot Demand
Meanwhile, whale-to-exchange flow data shows a similar reduction in large transfers. Earlier periods produced repeated spikes above 30,000 XRP and several readings near 50,000, while the latest value sits close to the chart’s baseline.
Lower deposits can ease one source of market supply, although buyers must still absorb XRP already available for sale. Darkfost said fading selling pressure represents the first stage, while sustained demand remains necessary for a stronger recovery.
Even so, price action has not yet provided that second signal. Supplied charts show no matching increase in exchange activity or buying volume that would confirm stronger spot participation.
Binance inflows therefore show a narrower selling channel rather than a confirmed bullish reversal. Further price direction depends on whether falling whale deposits continue alongside higher demand and stronger market volume.
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