Roughly 35 million XRP tokens were withdrawn from centralized exchanges in a single 24-hour period — a significant outflow event that some analysts believe could precede a notable price increase for Ripple’s native token.
Exchange outflows suggest token holders are moving assets off trading platforms into private wallets with a longer-term holding intention. Large outflow events have preceded price rallies in XRP’s history, including the 2021 run from $0.25 to $1.96.
“When you see this scale of outflows concentrated in a single day, something is happening behind the scenes,” wrote analyst Yashu Gola. “Whether it’s institutional accumulation or custodial transfers — the directionality is bullish.”
XRP has faced persistent selling pressure since early March, falling from $2.70 to its current level near $1.42. However, the asset has found support at the $1.35–$1.40 range on multiple occasions. The Ripple vs. SEC case reached a final settlement in late 2025, removing a major regulatory overhang.
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