XRP sees net withdrawal flows across major exchanges, with Coinbase accounting for 47.3% of the seven-day imbalance; analysts warn of potential 20-40% further decline.
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XRP net wallet flows have turned negative across major exchanges, with Coinbase recording a seven-day net withdrawal of 14,300 wallets, representing 47.3% of the total imbalance. Binance showed a net count of −3,270 and Crypto.com −2,680, indicating a broader pattern of outflows rather than a single-exchange phenomenon. Both Binance and Crypto.com dipped below zero around July 18, nearly a week after Coinbase, suggesting the withdrawal trend persisted beyond a single trading day.
The metric captures the relative balance of wallets depositing versus withdrawing crypto from each venue. Coinbase's share of the seven-day imbalance reached its highest level since July 2024, while Binance's contribution jumped from near zero in mid-July to approximately 10% of the current total. In contrast, activity on Upbit fell from 40% in June to around 12% today.
XRP has traded below $1 amid these outflows, with some analysts forecasting a further 20% to 40% decline toward an accumulation range between $0.85 and $0.65. Other market observers point to the formation of a coiling pattern comparable to a prior bull-run setup and suggest a potential breakout could occur if key support levels hold, though the direction and timing of any such move remain uncertain.