XRP Price News: Flashes Bullish Signal as Exchange Balances Drop 3%
Onchain data show a 3.36% drop in exchange reserves since early October — a historically bullish signal tied to long-term whale accumulation.
Updated Oct 24, 2025, 4:44 a.m. Published Oct 24, 2025, 4:44 a.m.

- XRP trades within a narrow range, supported by institutional accumulation above the $2.38 level, despite declining speculative interest.
- Trading volumes surged to 79.86 million, indicating significant institutional activity during a midday support retest.
- A breakout above $2.43 could signal renewed momentum, while failure to hold $2.38 may lead to a pullback.
XRP trades higher in controlled range-bound action as institutional participation supports accumulation above the $2.38 zone, even as derivatives data point to declining speculative interest.
- XRP advanced modestly during Tuesday’s session, trading between $2.38 and $2.41 while maintaining a narrow $0.05 band.
- The cryptocurrency continued consolidating above key support despite broader uncertainty, with multiple intraday rejections near $2.43 resistance highlighting capped momentum.
- Trading volumes reached 79.86 million — roughly 94% above the 24-hour average — during a midday support retest, confirming institutional presence.
- That spike coincided with a rebound from the $2.38 base, suggesting accumulation behavior from larger holders as retail participation remained subdued.
- The session’s most active window occurred during midday trading, when sellers briefly drove XRP toward $2.38 before aggressive dip-buying reversed losses.
- The subsequent recovery to $2.41 restored the prior consolidation structure, leaving the token confined to a 2% intraday range.
- Hourly data show a mild upward bias, with XRP advancing from $2.397 to $2.405 around 01:47 on elevated volume.
- Multiple higher lows formed along this stretch, supporting the short-term bullish channel even as broader crypto sentiment stayed mixed.
- XRP’s chart continues to display ascending channel characteristics, with higher lows confirming controlled accumulation.
- The $2.38–$2.39 zone remains key structural support, validated by volume spikes during testing periods. Resistance remains concentrated near $2.43, where repeated failures mark the upper bound of the consolidation.
- Derivatives data reveal reduced speculative activity: open interest declined 1.4%, while total trading volumes dropped 24% day-on-day.
- Funding rates turned slightly negative at -0.0007%, suggesting traders are leaning short. Yet on-chain data show a 3.36% drop in exchange reserves since early October — a historically bullish signal tied to long-term whale accumulation.
- XRP’s ability to sustain above the $2.38 support area keeps the current accumulation thesis intact.
- A confirmed breakout above $2.43–$2.48 would reset momentum and open room toward the $2.65 extension zone. Conversely, failure to defend $2.38 risks a pullback to $1.96 support.
- Traders are monitoring volume behavior closely — another spike near 80M+ on an upside attempt could confirm institutional accumulation and precede a volatility expansion phase.
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