Foreign media reports that CryptoQuant data shows XRP inflows into Binance have fallen to an all-time low. Analysts believe this means holders are more inclined to continue holding their tokens rather than selling them on exchanges.
XRP is currently recovering from its earlier losses. The coin has fallen more than 72% from its cycle high of $3.66, briefly dipping below $1 before regaining that level. The market is now watching to see if it can hold above $1.
Exchange inflows contracted significantly.
- CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost says Binance currently receives about 3.6 million XRP per month.
- This level is far below that of the previous cycle, indicating that selling pressure continues to ease.
- The amount of XRP transferred from large holders to exchanges has also decreased significantly.
Selling interest is cooling
Darkfost points out that Binance once received approximately 583 million XRP at its peak, worth about $1.36 billion. This figure has now dropped to approximately 25.3 million XRP, worth about $23 million.
CryptoQuant's 90-day moving average also shows that exchange inflows have decreased from nearly 460 million XRP at the beginning of 2025 to approximately 69 million XRP. Meanwhile, exchange outflows have risen to record highs, with more XRP being transferred to private wallets.
The market still needs new buyers.
Analysts believe that reduced inflows only indicate easing selling pressure and do not necessarily mean an immediate price increase. If subsequent buying increases while exchange balances remain low, XRP may experience more rapid price fluctuations.
ChartNerd states that XRP is currently below the weekly Supertrend bearish signal, and the $1.50 area remains a key zone to be recovered. Until then, the market is likely to remain in a consolidation phase.
