XRP Falls Over 30% as Whale Inflows and Realized Losses Rise

XRP has dropped more than 30% over the past month amid a broader market downturn that intensified with escalating geopolitical tensions and renewed tariff concerns. At the same time, realized losses have spiked and exchange inflows have increased sharply, suggesting growing on-chain stress for the altcoin.

Large-holder activity has heightened concern. Analyst Darkfost noted more than 31 million XRP were transferred to Binance in one day—roughly $45 million in potential sell pressure. On-chain data showed the bulk of these transfers came from larger cohorts: wallets holding over 1 million XRP accounted for 14.49 million XRP, those holding 100,000 to 1 million contributed 14.236 million, and wallets with 10,000 to 100,000 tokens added 2.9 million.

Transfers of this size typically raise concerns because tokens moved to centralized exchanges may be positioned for liquidation, but such transfers do not guarantee sales: they can remain idle, be used as collateral, or be moved for internal rebalancing.

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