XRP Whale Activity Rises Amid Yearly Lows, Seen as Potential Rally Signal

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Whale movement in XRP has picked up as the token nears yearly lows. Despite weak retail buying, large holders are accumulating, per CryptoQuant. Network activity shows rising whale-driven volume amid falling prices, pointing to strategic buying. The XRP Spot Taker CVD has turned to taker-buy dominance, signaling stronger demand. XRP remains below key averages, with support near $1.80–$1.90 if $2.00 breaks. Bulls need to reclaim the 50-day MA to reverse the trend.

As per NewsBTC, XRP has been under pressure, nearing its lowest price of the year amid broader crypto market weakness. Despite this, whale activity has increased, with large holders accumulating during a period of weak retail participation. According to a CryptoQuant report, this divergence between whale behavior and market sentiment is historically linked to XRP recoveries. Whale-driven transaction volume has risen as prices fall, suggesting strategic positioning rather than panic selling. The report also notes a shift in the XRP Spot Taker CVD to taker-buy dominance, indicating stronger real-time demand. However, XRP remains below key moving averages, and a breakdown below the $2.00 level could push it toward $1.80–$1.90. Bulls need to reclaim the 50-day moving average to reverse the downtrend.

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