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Binance XRP Whale Inflows Fall to Lowest Level in Two Months, Indicating Reduced Selling Pressure
Overall sentiment: Positive
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Published Jul 21, 2026 · Retrieved Jul 21, 2026
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- Binance's 30-day XRP whale inflows dropped 34.4% to 947.4 million XRP, the lowest in two months Newsworthy Reliable Positive
- Declining whale inflows suggest reduced selling intent or holding preference among large XRP holders Newsworthy Reliable Positive
- Short-term forecast: XRP might test $1.16–1.17 if it stabilizes at $1.13; failure may lead to $1.09 Relevant Plausible Neutral
- Mid-term outlook notes a bearish trend with Ripple below its 200-day moving average and rising Bitcoin dominance Relevant Plausible Negative
- Long-term outlook cautious: recovery depends on spot demand and exchange capital flow confirmation Relevant Plausible Neutral
- Large transfers to exchanges are closely watched as indicators of selling or trading activity by whales Relevant Reliable Neutral
- XRP's current mixed signals include improving RSI and MACD but negative funding rates and slowing volume Relevant Plausible Neutral
- If Ripple breaks above $1.17 mid-term, rally could reach $1.25; failure could mean pullback to $1.05–1.06 Relevant Plausible Neutral
Type: standard news · Analysis confidence: 95%
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