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XRP Inflows to Binance Surged 663% but Selling Remained Minimal

September 21, 2026, 2:50 PM UTC (11 days ago) · 1 source · Summarized by CryptoBipto

XRP holders transferred significantly more tokens to Binance, with inflows rising 663% over a recent period. Despite the large increase in deposits to the exchange, reports indicate that very little of the transferred XRP was actually sold.

WHY IT MATTERS

When people send cryptocurrency to an exchange like Binance, it often means they might be planning to sell it — similar to how bringing items to a pawn shop suggests you might want to trade them for cash. In this case, a large amount of XRP was moved to Binance, but almost none of it was actually sold. This is noteworthy because it breaks the usual pattern. For beginners, it is a good example of why on-chain data — the publicly visible record of transactions on a blockchain — needs careful interpretation. A single data point, like exchange inflows, does not automatically tell you what will happen next.

A sharp increase in XRP deposits to Binance, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges by trading volume, drew attention as inflows reportedly surged by 663%.

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