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XRP Supply on Binance Drops 500 Million Tokens Amid Bullish Signal

XRP reserves on Binance fell by 500 million tokens, signaling reduced sell pressure and sustained investor demand.

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As of 2026-09-03 16:06 UTC. Market figures are as the cited sources reported them at that time and may have moved since. This is news, not investment advice.
Data from crypto analytics platform CryptoQuant shows that the monthly average of XRP held on Binance fell from over 3.1 billion tokens in November 2025 to about 2.6 billion as of September 1, 2026. [1][2] XRP's price fell from $3.66 to about $1.35, a 63% decline, and at press time in late August 2026 it traded at $1.32, with the article noting that weak volume shows buyers have not committed enough capital. [3] Approximately 500 million XRP tokens have been moved off the Binance exchange in less than a year, causing the supply on Binance to slump back to levels last seen in early 2024. [4] XRP ended August 2026 with a price gain of about 30%, but it is still trading well below its previous high of $3.66. [5] On 2026-08-21, whale outflow dominance on Binance reached 84.25% of XRP outflows while retail accounted for 15%, a 69.25-point gap nearly matching the 84.6% whale peak from March 2026, according to CryptoQuant. [6] The article states that the decline in Binance XRP reserves and the high share of whale outflows suggest holders are moving XRP off exchanges rather than selling, but that this does not prove accumulation because custody changes and transfers can also reduce reserve balances. [7] Market analysts and the crypto community have drawn attention to the shrinking XRP reserve metric on Binance as the token remained volatile during the period. [8]
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  1. Data from crypto analytics platform CryptoQuant shows that the monthly average of XRP held on Binance fell from over 3.1 billion tokens in November 2025 to about 2.6 billion as of September 1, 2026. · u.today
  2. XRP reserves held on Binance fell from 3.1 billion to 2.6 billion tokens between November 2025 and August 2026, a decline of roughly 500 million XRP, according to CryptoQuant data. · AMBCrypto
  3. XRP's price fell from $3.66 to about $1.35, a 63% decline, and at press time in late August 2026 it traded at $1.32, with the article noting that weak volume shows buyers have not committed enough capital. · AMBCrypto
  4. Approximately 500 million XRP tokens have been moved off the Binance exchange in less than a year, causing the supply on Binance to slump back to levels last seen in early 2024. · u.today
  5. XRP ended August 2026 with a price gain of about 30%, but it is still trading well below its previous high of $3.66. · u.today
  6. On 2026-08-21, whale outflow dominance on Binance reached 84.25% of XRP outflows while retail accounted for 15%, a 69.25-point gap nearly matching the 84.6% whale peak from March 2026, according to CryptoQuant. · AMBCrypto
  7. The article states that the decline in Binance XRP reserves and the high share of whale outflows suggest holders are moving XRP off exchanges rather than selling, but that this does not prove accumulation because custody changes and transfers can also reduce reserve balances. · AMBCrypto
  8. Market analysts and the crypto community have drawn attention to the shrinking XRP reserve metric on Binance as the token remained volatile during the period. · u.today
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