XRP Whale Withdrawals From Binance Reach Seven-Month High, CryptoQuant Reports
Large XRP withdrawals from Binance have reached their highest 30-day total in seven months, according to data reported by CryptoQuant, with analyst Arab Chain linking the increase to heightened whale activity around the $1.50 level.
XRP Withdrawals Reach Seven-Month High
The rise in large withdrawals marks the highest 30-day total recorded over the past seven months, according to CryptoQuant. The activity involves substantial amounts of XRP being withdrawn from Binance, one of the exchanges identified in the report.
Analyst Arab Chain attributed the increase to greater whale activity around $1.50 XRP. The observation connects the elevated withdrawal activity with transactions involving large holders while stopping short of establishing what those holders ultimately did with the withdrawn tokens.
Withdrawals Do Not Confirm Binance Reserve Loss
The reported 1.38 billion XRP figure should not be interpreted as evidence that Binance lost 1.38 billion XRP from its reserves. The movement of tokens away from an exchange does not by itself establish that the exchange's reserves declined by the same amount.
Some of the withdrawn XRP may have been transferred to other exchanges, while other coins may have moved to private wallets. As a result, the withdrawal data alone does not determine the final destination of all 1.38 billion XRP or establish that the tokens left the broader exchange ecosystem.
CryptoQuant's data therefore records a significant increase in large XRP withdrawals from Binance over a 30-day period, while the available information does not provide a definitive breakdown of where every withdrawn token was sent.
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