The analysis of whale XRP flows into Binance reveals the largest daily inflow since 2024.

Approximately 691 million XRP reached the platform in a single day as the price fell below $1.30. This surpassed the previous record set in February 2026 during a capitulation episode. In dollar terms, these whales deposits exceeded $900 million, a particularly large amount for a single day.

This acceleration is part of a broader trend. The 90-day moving average of inflows now exceeds $100 million per day, its highest level in nearly six months.

Several factors could explain the increase. The break below $1.30 may have prompted some holders to transfer XRP to Binance to sell, limit losses or protect their remaining gains. Depositing funds on an exchange makes them available for sale, although it does not confirm that a sale has taken place.

Some of these transfers could also reflect efforts to replenish Binance’s reserves following the October 29 hack, during which approximately 233.5 million XRP were stolen.

These whale inflows come as XRP trades more than 67% below its latest all-time high. Monitoring exchange inflows and selling volumes will help assess whether these deposits translate into sustained selling pressure or prove to be an isolated spike.

Written by Darkfost