XRP withdrawals from Binance rise 53% while deposits drop 46%
- On April 15, the ratio of XRP withdrawals to deposits on the Binance crypto exchange reached levels last seen in June 2025.
- Withdrawals increased by 53%, while deposits decreased by 46%.
- This pattern indicates reduced pressure from both sellers and buyers.
Currently, XRP is showing signs of weakening selling pressure on exchanges. A chart published by CryptoQuant analyst Amr Taha shows withdrawals rising to 53% of the 7-day average, while deposits dropped to 46%.
The increase in withdrawals and decline in deposits does not necessarily signal immediate price growth, but it does point to some stabilization in the XRP market. The outflow of tokens from exchanges suggests that fewer holders are preparing to sell in the near term.
Amid the continued decline in XRP’s price — which reached $1.35 on April 15 after a 1.4% daily drop — users are likely opting to store their assets in non-custodial wallets, which are considered less risky than exchange-based custodial solutions.
The CryptoQuant chart tracks the relationship between XRP price and the percentage of deposit and withdrawal operations on Binance over the past year.

In the near term, without clear catalysts for growth, XRP’s price is likely to follow Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. However, comparing the declines from January 2026 peaks ($95,000 for BTC and $2.4 for XRP), losses stand at approximately 20% and 45%, respectively — indicating a significantly deeper drawdown for XRP.
Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $74,000, having lost nearly $2,000 gained on April 14. Meanwhile, Bitcoin dominance remains high at 57.3%, suggesting that current crypto market fluctuations are largely driven by capital inflows and outflows in the leading cryptocurrency.
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