Ripple’s XRP price is still dealing with a choppy pullback, but one on-chain signal is moving the other way. Binance’s XRP reserves just slid to about 2.66B XRP, the lowest level since July 2024, based on the exchange reserve charts shared.
That kind of drop often shows coins leaving exchanges instead of sitting ready to sell.
The first chart (mid-2024 to late-2025) makes the shift obvious. The blue line (Binance reserves) trends down into late 2025 and hits roughly 2.66B XRP. At the same time, the grey line (price) rolls over from the mid-2025 peak and drifts lower into the $1.90 area.
The second chart zooms in on 2025. Reserves start the year above 3.0B XRP, then bleed lower in waves. The sharpest step down happens in the last quarter, when reserves slide toward 2.68B while price is also falling toward the $1.80–$2.00 zone.
That mix matters because it shows fewer coins sitting on Binance even while price has been weak.
Why falling exchange reserves can matter for XRP
A drop in exchange reserves is usually read as “less sell-ready supply.” If fewer XRP tokens sit on a major exchange, sudden sell waves can be harder to sustain because there is less inventory already parked there.
Still, this is not a guaranteed bull signal on its own. Reserves can fall for a few reasons, including users moving to self-custody, shifting liquidity to other venues, or Binance changing wallet structure. So it is best treated as a supportive clue, not a clean “buy” trigger.
The level that keeps showing up: $1.80
The tweet’s takeaway lines up with what the chart implies. Price is hovering near a well-watched base around $1.80. If XRP keeps holding that area while reserves stay depressed, selling can cool off fast simply because the easy supply is thinner.
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If $1.80 breaks cleanly and stays broken, the reserve drop may not matter in the short term. In that case, the market can still push lower even with fewer coins on Binance.
What to watch next For XRP
The clean tell is whether reserves keep dropping or flatten out. A steady decline tends to support the “coins are leaving” narrative.
A sudden jump up in reserves would hint at inflows, which often shows up ahead of heavier selling.
With the XRP price, the near-term story stays simple: hold $1.80 and stabilize, or lose it and open the door to another leg down.
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