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Large-wallet XRP deposits into Binance have retreated from their 2025 high, on-chain flow data shows, even as the token itself slid to $1.11 — a loss of more than 5% across a single 24-hour stretch.
When whale-sized wallets stop moving coins to an exchange, the mechanism matters: lower exchange inflows can signal reduced near-term sell pressure, but they can equally mean large holders have already repositioned and have less left to move.
What the On-Chain Data Shows Whale inflows are a proxy for intent. Coins sent to a centralized exchange like Binance are generally staged for sale; coins kept in self-custody are not.
The fact that these flows peaked in 2025 and have since pulled back means the cohort of large XRP holders was more active — or more aggressive — at some earlier point this year than it is now.
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