XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) whale selling on Binance hit its lowest level since January 2025, a sign the heaviest sellers are stepping back as yesterday’s triangle breakout holds.
Crypto analyst Darkfost tracked XRP whale inflows to Binance falling from a peak of 583 million XRP worth roughly $1.36 billion down to just 25.3 million XRP worth around $23 million, according to his X post.
The 90-day average confirms the same trend, sliding from $460 million in January 2025 to $69 million today.
Darkfost called this the first essential stage of a recovery — the largest sellers are running out of steam.
What comes next is the harder part: a genuine return of buying demand to turn the price consolidation around $1 into something more durable.
XRP ETFs recorded back-to-back inflows across two different issuers, with Bitwise’s XRP (NYSE:XRP) leading on July 20 with $2.49 million and Franklin’s XRPZ (NYSE:XRPZ) stepping up on July 21 with $5.66 million.
Moreover, total XRP ETF net assets pushed through $1.06 billion across the two sessions according to SoSoValue data.
Two different issuers driving consecutive days of inflows point to broadening institutional participation rather than a single player acting alone.
Yesterday’s breakout above the symmetrical triangle that contained XRP’s entire July consolidation remains confirmed, with price still holding above the breakout zone despite today’s pullback.
The Parabolic SAR flipped bullish at $1.0609, well below current price, confirming the trend change is genuine.
Price is currently consolidating between the 0.382 Fibonacci level at $1.1153 and the 0.5 level at $1.1465, exactly where bulls need to hold to keep the structure intact.
Pullbacks into broken resistance after a clean breakout are normal behavior, not a warning sign.
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