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On-chain data indicates that XRP exchange reserves have fallen sharply, a development often interpreted as bullish and associated with long-term accumulation by larger holders.
CryptoQuant data shows that the amount of XRP held across major exchanges, including Binance, has declined to 2,748,007,351 XRP as of today. This compares with 2,761,849,617 XRP reported the previous day, indicating a notable day-over-day reduction.
The decline in exchange balances is being viewed as a sign that selling pressure may be easing, while also raising the possibility that larger holders are moving XRP out of exchanges.
Over the past 24 hours, XRP has gained 0.6%, returning to a price level above $1.37, according to CoinGecko data.
With exchange reserves falling—particularly when tokens move from exchanges to private wallets—market participants often interpret the outflows as accumulation rather than distribution. In this framework, reduced exchange liquidity can support a gradual price uptick and potentially set the stage for further upside.
Rising institutional inflows have also been cited as strengthening investor-confidence signals. ZyCrypto reported that crypto investment products recorded $224 million in inflows over the past week, following a $414 million outflow in the prior week.
Weekly figures showed XRP as the top performer, attracting nearly $120 million in inflows—its strongest weekly total since mid-December 2025. The increase lifted XRP’s year-to-date inflows to $159 million, representing roughly 7% of assets under management.
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