XRP Price Analysis: XRP's Liquidity on Binance Just Hit a 5-Year Low
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XRP Price Analysis: XRP's Liquidity on Binance Just Hit a 5-Year Low
XRP has traded in a tight $1.30 to $1.50 range while Binance market depth has dropped to its lowest level in five years. CryptoQuant’s liquidity index fell from above 3 and sometimes above 4 in 2022–2024 to 0.043 today, last seen in January 2020. The price climbed into 2025 highs while liquidity thinned, and liquidity continued declining even as the price held its range in 2026. Liquidity typically drains when interest fades during a decline, but XRP’s depth fell while price did not. Large wallet withdrawals from Binance appear to be a key driver, including 403 million XRP leaving between May 3 and May 15 and additional whale withdrawals around May 22.
"CryptoQuant's liquidity index measures how easily XRP can be traded on Binance without moving the price. Think of it like a marketplace. When it's crowded with buyers and sellers, there are always orders waiting to fill a trade, and the reading runs high. However, when the stalls empty out and few orders are left near the current price, the reading drops."
"Between 2022 and 2024, XRP's index ran above 3 and sometimes above 4, the sign of a deep, busy market. Today it reads 0.043, a level last seen in January 2020. Liquidity usually drains when a token is falling and people lose interest. But XRP did the opposite."
"XRP's market depth thinned out even as the price climbed to new highs in 2025, then kept thinning while the price held its range this year. So, the depth went one way while price went the other. A market can look healthy on the price chart and be hollow underneath, and XRP's order book has quietly become one of the thinnest it has been in half a decade."
"Between May 3 and May 15, around 403 million XRP left Binance, with large wallets pulling tokens almost every session. The pressure showed up again on May 22, when whales withdrew $49.2 million worth while the price held below $1.35. This wasn't a one-off, as the same pattern was seen in late February and twice i"
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