Binance XRP flows flip as withdrawals exceed deposits

Binance recorded a shift in XRP exchange activity over the past week, with seven-day withdrawals rising to 53% and deposits falling to 46%. XRP has consolidated under $1.40 for roughly 20 days while Binance’s 30-day liquidity index declined to 0.053.

Crypto analyst Amr Taha observed that seven-day averages now show more XRP leaving Binance than arriving. Data from CryptoQuant indicates Binance liquidity for XRP has contracted to its lowest level since 2021. Thirty-day trading volume on the exchange is about 3.77 billion XRP, one of the weakest recent stretches of activity. Price action has been muted, with XRP trading near $1.38 over the past three weeks.

The current deposit and withdrawal pattern mirrors a configuration recorded in June 2025. At that time, deposit pressure fell and withdrawals rose before a subsequent price advance in July 2025.

Onchain and derivatives metrics are mixed. Aggregated spot cumulative volume delta (CVD) stands near −$153 million and futures CVD near −$295 million, reflecting a net reduction in aggressive selling across venues. Funding rates are slightly positive at about 0.06%, and open interest has increased to nearly $769 million.

From a technical viewpoint, market observers note that a daily close above $1.40 would expose next ranges around $1.60 to $1.67. The $1.40 level also aligns with the 50-day moving average. Liquidation estimates indicate roughly $250 million to $300 million in combined long and short positions could be at risk within a 10% price move, a relatively small amount compared with larger digital assets.

The report summarizes recent exchange flows, onchain metrics and market structure based on analyst observations and data-provider figures. This is informational and not investment advice. Deposits to exchanges generally place coins where they can be sold more easily; withdrawals move assets off exchange into private custody or other addresses.