XRP is holding near $1.43 as exchange activity on Binance slows to a near standstill. Recent data shared by technical analyst Xaif (@Xaif_Crypto) highlights a clear shift in behavior. The chart shows XRP netflows flattening, with minimal movement in either direction.
Xaif described the situation in simple terms: “No major inflows. No panic selling.” Traders are not rushing to send XRP to exchanges, and they are not exiting positions in large numbers. Activity has cooled at a key price level.
This slowdown follows months of volatility. XRP climbed to a peak of $3.65 in July 2025 before entering a sustained decline. That earlier phase saw frequent spikes in exchange inflows, often tied to selling pressure. The latest data shows that trend has faded.
Binance $XRP netflow going nearly flat 👀
No major inflows. No panic selling. Just XRP sitting at $1.43 with exchange supply quietly tightening.When the selling pressure dries up at these levels… you already know what comes next 🔥 https://t.co/Mn6Ua5SV9e pic.twitter.com/CLQzL2Yevp
— Xaif Crypto (@Xaif_Crypto) April 25, 2026
Chart Signals Reduced Selling Pressure
The chart tracks XRP price alongside Binance netflows from mid-2025 through April 2026. During the uptrend, large inflow spikes appeared regularly. Those spikes indicated increased supply on exchanges, which often led to downward pressure on price.
That pattern has changed. Recent netflow bars show limited movement, with both inflows and outflows shrinking. The 7-day, 14-day, and 30-day moving averages have converged close to zero. This alignment reflects a balanced market with no dominant force pushing supply higher or lower.
Price action mirrors this shift. XRP dropped sharply earlier this year but has since stabilized around the $1.3-$1.4 range. The absence of strong inflows suggests that selling pressure at these levels has largely eased.
Exchange Supply Begins to Tighten
Xaif pointed to a key development in his post. The supply on exchanges has reduced significantly, and this trend often signals a change in market structure. When fewer tokens sit on exchanges, the available supply for immediate selling decreases.
The chart supports this view. Earlier periods showed consistent inflows that added to exchange balances. Now, with net-flows flat, that supply growth has paused. Traders appear to be holding rather than preparing to sell.
This behavior can strengthen price stability. Without a steady stream of new supply entering exchanges, downward pressure tends to weaken. The market becomes more sensitive to new buying activity.
Focus Shifts to Demand
Xaif closed with a forward-looking comment: “When the selling pressure dries up at these levels… you already know what comes next.” The statement points to a potential shift toward upward price movement if demand returns.
The next phase depends on participation. If buyers step in while exchange supply remains constrained, XRP could see stronger price movement than in recent months.
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