XRP Exchange Deposits Reach 6.05 Billion in 30 Days, Highest Since March

Tracked exchange wallets received 6.05 billion XRP during the 30 days ending Oct. 19, the largest total for that period since March, while a longer-term measure of large-holder withdrawals continued to decline.

The 30-day inflow total doubled from its mid-August level. It records transfers into exchange wallets, not completed sales. Deposits may support trading or other transfers, and inflows alone do not show whether the amount of XRP held on exchanges increased.

Since mid-August, XRP rose from roughly $1 to a high of $1.70 before returning to around $1.30. That price movement took place over the same broad period as the rise in the rolling deposit total.

A separate measure put the 90-day moving average of large-holder withdrawals at $49.7 million. That was 98.6% below the $3.5 billion peak reached in February 2025 and the lowest reading since October 2021. This withdrawal measure covers a longer period than the 30-day deposit total and does not establish how much XRP large holders bought.

A separate Binance reading of large-holder deposits counted 1.669 billion XRP over a trailing 30-day period around mid-October. It covers one exchange and a different measurement window, so it cannot be added to the broader inflow total. Neither reading alone shows whether XRP holders completed sales or whether exchange balances rose.