- XRP reserves on Binance dropped from $10B to $3.9B, marking a 61% decline in exchange-held supply.
- Ripple transferred 200M XRP worth about $280.8M with a network fee of just 0.0004 XRP.
- Binance recorded 74M XRP withdrawals in February through two transfers of 30M and 44M XRP.
XRP reserves on Binance have dropped sharply in recent months, and market observers are tracking the shift closely. Exchange data shows reserves falling from about $10 billion to nearly $3.9 billion.
The decline equals about a 61 percent reduction in XRP held on the platform. Traders are watching the trend as large on-chain transfers and whale withdrawals continue to appear across the XRP ledger.
Binance XRP Reserves Fall Sharply Over Recent Months
Data from blockchain tracking platforms shows that XRP reserves on Binance once reached about $10 billion. The peak occurred during periods of strong market activity in early and mid-2025.
Historical records show that similar reserve peaks appeared in January and July 2025. Market data later showed that XRP prices dropped more than 60% after those peaks.
🚨 $XRP dropped 60% after Binance reserves hit $10B. Now reserves are at $3.9B… Here's why this might be the signal you've been waiting for 🧵👇
Peak Reserve $10B
Current Reserve $3.9B
Reserve Drop −61%📊 When XRP reserves on Binance peaked in Jan & Jul 2025, price… pic.twitter.com/DAWb13TQI3
— Xaif Crypto🇮🇳|🇺🇸 (@Xaif_Crypto) March 6, 2026
Current reserve levels on Binance have dropped to around $3.9 billion. The change represents a decline of about 61% compared with earlier levels. Exchange reserves often reflect the amount of assets available for trading and selling.
When tokens move off exchanges, they are usually transferred to private wallets or custodial services. Blockchain monitoring services track these movements using public wallet addresses linked to exchanges. These datasets allow analysts to observe reserve trends across time.
Ripple Transfers 200 Million XRP in Low Fee Transaction
A large XRP transfer also appeared on the blockchain during the same period. Blockchain records show that Ripple moved 200 million XRP in a single transaction.
🚨JUST IN: RIPPLE MOVES 200,000,000 XRP IN ONE TRANSACTION FOR JUST 0.0004 XRP FEE 😳🔥
At around 5AM, @Ripple quietly transferred ~$280.8M in $XRP in a single on-chain move. 👀
📌 200 MILLION XRP
📌 Destination tag attached
📌 Multi-sig validated
📌 Fee: 0.0004 XRPTHIS is… https://t.co/HGDpbvnTEp pic.twitter.com/43Nzza3qyB
— Diana (@InvestWithD) March 6, 2026
The transfer took place at around 5 a.m. based on public ledger timestamps. The transaction was valued at approximately $280.8 million at the time of the transfer. Ledger data shows the transaction included a destination tag and passed multi-signature verification.
These elements are commonly used for large institutional transfers. The transaction fee recorded on the ledger was about 0.0004 XRP. The XRP Ledger is designed to process large transactions with very small fees.
Public blockchain explorers confirm the transaction and its technical details. These records remain visible on the open XRP ledger.
Large XRP Withdrawals Recorded From Binance
Additional blockchain data shows major XRP withdrawals from Binance wallets in recent weeks. Tracking services recorded several large transfers leaving the exchange.
On February 6, about 30 million XRP moved out of Binance-linked addresses. Another withdrawal followed on February 27 with about 44 million XRP leaving the platform.
Binance whales just pulled 44 MILLION $XRP off the exchange and this is the SECOND time in 3 weeks…
Feb 6 → 30M XRP leaves Binance 🚨 Feb 27 → 44M XRP leaves Binance 🚨
That's 74 MILLION XRP quietly walking out the door in a single month.They know something we don't. 🤨 https://t.co/XQrHrWkF0C pic.twitter.com/GX6NsXNRGA
— Xaif Crypto🇮🇳|🇺🇸 (@Xaif_Crypto) March 6, 2026
Together, these transfers represent about 74 million XRP withdrawn within the same month. Blockchain records show that the assets moved to external wallets.
Exchange outflows can occur for different reasons. Investors may move funds to long-term storage, trading platforms, or institutional custodians. Public wallet tracking tools continue to monitor these movements as they occur on the XRP ledger.
Traders Monitor Supply Changes Across Exchanges
Market participants often track exchange reserve levels to understand supply trends. Lower reserves can reduce the amount of tokens available for immediate trading. Blockchain analytics firms publish reserve estimates by monitoring known exchange wallets. These estimates change as deposits and withdrawals occur.
XRP reserve levels on Binance remain far below earlier peaks. The shift has drawn attention from traders who follow exchange supply data.
Large transfers, whale withdrawals, and exchange balances continue to appear in blockchain datasets. These indicators remain part of ongoing market monitoring across the XRP ecosystem.
