Chad Steingraber has shared the latest data on XRP balances across exchanges, revealing notable shifts in liquidity and market distribution. The report provides insight into where XRP is held and how movements could affect supply and price growth in the near term.
Largest Exchanges Hold the Majority of XRP
Upbit leads all exchanges with 6.4 billion XRP, representing 39.97% of total exchange-held supply. This value is unsurprising as XRP consistently shows dominance on the exchange. Binance follows with 2.5 billion XRP at 15.70%, while Bithumb holds 1.8 billion XRP or 11.26%. These three platforms collectively control more than two-thirds of XRP held on exchanges.
Uphold, which has shown strong support for XRP, ranks fourth with 1.7 billion XRP at 10.31%. This is followed by Bitbank and Coincheck with 574 million XRP and 553 million XRP, respectively. This concentration highlights where liquidity is most available.
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Notable Changes in Exchange Balances
Several exchanges show significant 24-hour changes. Evernorth, the public XRP treasury company, increased by 84.5 million XRP, a 27.79% rise. Bitstamp added 926,000 XRP, a 7.05% growth, and Coinbase recorded a 490,000 XRP increase, equivalent to 19.05%. Other platforms, including Binance and Kraken, posted declines of 5.8 million XRP and 71.1 million XRP, respectively, reflecting active withdrawals or internal movements.
Overall, total XRP held on exchanges increased by 12.9 million XRP in the last 24 hours, representing a 0.08% gain. Since February 24, 2025, total balances have declined by 3.1 billion XRP, or 16.14%. This indicates a steady movement of XRP away from exchanges over the past year.
Supply Trends Suggest Tightening Liquidity
Platforms with the largest gains, such as Evernorth and Bitstamp, show pockets of growing liquidity. However, most others, including Binance, Bithumb, Coinone, and Kraken, display significant reductions since February 2025.
Kraken alone decreased by 506 million XRP, an 87.24% drop from the previous total. KuCoin and Gemini show near-total withdrawals, each down more than 99% year-to-date.
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These movements suggest a potential supply tightening. Reduced exchange balances can limit available liquidity, creating conditions that support upward price pressure if demand remains steady or increases.
Potential Impact on Price Growth
XRP’s distribution across exchanges suggests that large holders are actively relocating balances. With most XRP concentrated on a few platforms, movements on these exchanges could influence price more directly than on smaller exchanges. The steady overall decline in exchange-held XRP supports the possibility of constrained supply, which historically aligns with stronger upward trends when demand persists.
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