According to leading analytical platforms, such as CryptoQuant, reserves $XRP on the Binance exchange have been steadily declining since October 2025. There are currently about 2.6-2.7 billion tokens left on the platform - this is one of the lowest levels in the last year or two.
These are not just numbers, this is a change in market dynamics. 📉
When investors (especially large players, or "whales") withdraw XRP from exchanges to private wallets, they demonstrate an intention to hold the asset long-term (accumulation), rather than speculate on it in the short term. This reduces the likelihood of large sudden sell-offs.
Under conditions of limited liquidity on the exchange, even a moderate influx of new buyers can cause significantly sharper price spikes upwards.
The decrease in reserves occurs against the backdrop of important corporate news. Recently, Ripple received conditional approval from the U.S. regulator (OCC) to create a national trust bank (Ripple National Trust Bank). This is a huge step towards integration into the traditional U.S. banking system and attracting institutional investors.
The current situation creates conditions for an "explosive price discovery", as some analysts note. The market is consolidating in a range (current price around $2.00), but the strengthening of Ripple's status and the decrease in supply on exchanges form a strong bullish signal.
Bullish scenario: If positive news (ETF approval, CBDC expansion) works out, analysts predict growth to $4.00–$5.00 by the end of 2025.
Bearish scenario: Despite the positive, the market remains volatile. Losing the key support level of $1.97 could open the way for further declines.
It seems that big money is preparing for future growth while retail investors watch the price consolidation.
This is not a financial recommendation. The crypto market is high-risk. Conduct your own research before making investment decisions.
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