XRP Price Stuck in Range-Bound Market Amid Declining Whale Activity

The price of XRP has been stuck in a range-bound market due to declining whale activity and Binance inflows.

Transaction counts have fallen sharply across every major value band, with the 100K to 1 million XRP and over 1 million XRP cohorts showing significant drops in both inflows and outflows.

This suggests that neither whales are accumulating nor distributing XRP, but rather preserving liquidity. This hesitation limits large volume transactions that typically drive sustained breakouts or corrections.

Retail transfer activity between 1K and 10K XRP has continued to dominate activity, but it rarely provides enough capital to replace whale participation.

The slowdown in whale transfers also aligns with a broader decline in Binance exchange inflows, reinforcing the view that large holders might no longer be rushing to sell XRP. Average monthly inflows have dropped to 3.6 million XRP, the lowest level on record.