XRP Holders Rushed 663% More Tokens Onto Binance. Almost None of It Got Sold
XRP climbed toward $1.50 on September 21, recovering sharply from lows near $1.27 earlier this month. That price strength arrived alongside a striking spike in exchange activity. Average daily XRP inflows into Binance reached 21.7 million tokens, 663% above the quarterly baseline, according to on-chain data. Sponsored Sponsored What Triggered This Sudden Spike in Exchange Flows An exchange inflow refers to tokens moving from private wallets into a trading platform, typically signaling either preparation to sell or repositioning for trading purposes. The distinction matters for interpreting XRPs current setup. The surge concentrated in just three sessions. Binance recorded 91.2 million tokens on September 11, 44.5 million on September 16, and 41.7 million on September 17, days that overlapped with the failed CLARITY Act vote and the Federal Reserves first rate hike since 2023. Crypto prices since Clarity act failed to pass the senate: $BTC: +14% $ETH: +16% $XRP: +18% $SOL: +22% $ADA: +27% $LINK: +22% $AVAX: +59% Despite those large deposits, Binances XRP reserves rose just 0.22% to roughly 2.63 billion tokens. Daily outflows averaged 11.6 million tokens over the same period. That pattern points toward elevated two-way turnover rather than sustained one-sided selling pressure. Whale wallets added further context. Last week, large holders increased their combined XRP holdings









