These inflows came alongside a drop in $XRP’s price from near $3 to around $2.30–$2.60 mid-month and $2.38 at the time of writing. Larger deposits in the 10K–1M $XRP range were also observed.
Whale Activity and Short-Term Pressure
CryptoQuant also noted a sharp increase in whale transactions early in October. From October 1 to October 17, Whale-to-Exchange transactions on Binance rose sharply, peaking at 43,000 on October 11.
The spike represents a wave of large holders transferring $XRP to exchanges, a common sign of profit-taking or risk management during volatile markets. Following this surge, $XRP’s price saw a notable correction from above $3 to around $2.30.
What Key Levels Must $XRP Hold to Maintain Its Structure?
Based on the weekly $XRP chart, the token is trading near $2.38 after a correction from $3.65. The chart shows a clear rising wedge breakdown followed by a bounce from the support zone around $2.30.
Meanwhile, the Bollinger Bands suggest price compression as the MACD remains slightly bearish but close to a potential bullish crossover. Also, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) stays positive, showing continued capital inflows.
However, the Balance of Power (BoP) is negative, indicating short-term selling dominance.
If $XRP holds above the $2.30 support level, it could retest resistance at $2.76 and $3.54. A break above $3.65 could set the stage for a push toward its all-time high of $3.84. On the other hand, failure to hold the $2.30 support could see $XRP retesting the $1.97 level.
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