The XRP army is on edge as XRP whales are moving assets from Binance at an alarming rate. Xaif (@Xaif_Crypto), a popular commentator, is highlighting this trend. He shared data showing the 30
The XRP army is on edge as XRP whales are moving assets from Binance at an alarming rate. Xaif (@Xaif_Crypto), a popular commentator, is highlighting this trend.
He shared data showing the 30-day whale outflow has more than doubled since early August. It has gone from roughly $600 million to over $1.3 billion, and market participants are watching closely to see where it goes.
Outflow Numbers Tell the Story
Data from CryptoQuant tracks XRP whale outflows from Binance on a 30-day rolling basis. The chart shows a sustained climb in outflow volume through September, reaching levels above $1.3 billion. That compares to the $600 million figure recorded in early August, representing more than a 100% increase over the period.
Xaif noted that “whales are moving while retail is distracted.” The late August spike in the chart stands out. XRP surged more than 50% in 65 hours during that period. The outflow spike around that time suggests whales may have taken profit during the rally or moved holdings to cold storage.
A similar pattern appeared again during the September price surge, with outflows climbing alongside the price.
The Flash Crash
Hours before the whale outflow post, Xaif noted that XRP had flash-crashed, dropping from $1.49 to $1.45 within minutes. The 15-minute chart showed a sharp vertical drop, cutting through recent support levels. The move wiped out a full leg of the preceding advance.
Whether the outflow activity and the flash crash are directly connected remains unclear. However, the timing and the extended period of outflows could have contributed to this decline.
Observers in the replies largely agreed with the read on whale behavior. One commenter pointed out that whales often accumulate silently while retail traders chase noise. He added that most people will look back after a major move and ask why they never saw it coming.
Another observer said that whale movements are always worth monitoring because markets tend to react after positioning changes occur. A third user revealed her plans to buy the dip.
What the Data Suggests
Whale outflows from exchanges usually indicate accumulation ahead of anticipated price movement. It could also be profit-taking after a rally. The doubling of the 30-day outflow figure since early August suggests sustained, deliberate activity.
The outflow trend had been building for weeks before the flash crash occurred. Whether this activity signals a larger structural shift in XRP positioning remains to be seen, but some investors are already planning to buy the dip.
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