XRP to Binance Inflows Drop After 2025 Peak as Liquidations Rise
On-chain data shows XRP to Binance inflows have fallen sharply since the 2025 market peak, especially for transfers above 1 million XRP. CryptoQuant analyst PelinayPA says the pattern looks different from prior sell-off cycles: instead of clear “whale inflow spikes” tied to profit-taking, larger wallets appear to hold rather than move to exchanges to exit.
The latest price weakness is attributed more to liquidation-driven selling of leveraged positions and broader market fragility than to broad profit-taking. This makes the XRP to Binance inflows slowdown a more structural shift following the post-ETF approval period.
For traders, the key watch item is whether XRP to Binance inflows stay subdued. If large (1M+) deposits remain low, sell-side supply on exchanges could tighten and XRP may retest the $1.8–$2.0 zone. But a renewed surge in large inflows would likely flip the risk back toward downside.
At the time of writing, XRP is around $1.11, down over 8% on the week, with roughly $1.75B in 24-hour volume.
Neutral
This news is mixed for XRP. On one hand, falling XRP to Binance inflows—especially the lack of large (1M+) exchange deposits and the missing “whale inflow spike”—can reduce immediate sell-side pressure. That supports a potential upside retest of $1.8–$2.0 if exchange liquidity tightens and spot demand improves.
On the other hand, the article stresses that the current decline is driven mainly by liquidation of leveraged positions and broader market fragility, which is typically bearish in the short term. If liquidations continue, price can keep slipping regardless of lower exchange inflows.
Net effect: neutral. Traders should treat XRP’s near-term direction as dependent on two live signals—continued suppression of XRP to Binance inflows (especially 1M+) and whether liquidation activity is cooling. If both align (low inflows + falling liquidations), the setup leans bullish; otherwise, it remains vulnerable.