XRP exchange reserves show new changes. South Korean exchange Upbit has reappeared in January with a supply decline trend similar to November 2024—during that drop, XRP rose from $0.50 to $3.29. Meanwhile, a leading exchange has outflowed over 300 million XRP since October 2025, indicating a clear capital outflow signal. On the other hand, the US XRP spot ETF continues to attract inflows, strengthening signs of institutional deployment.
Market outlooks are highly divided. Optimists set a target price of $5-10, believing that tightening supply combined with institutional entry can support a rally; but some analysts warn of potential correction risks, suggesting that current prices already reflect some expectations. A decline in exchange reserves often hints at large holders accumulating or institutions positioning, but whether this can evolve into a new market rally depends on upcoming trading volume and market sentiment.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 20h ago
Here it comes again, the déjà vu of history repeating itself… The wave in November from 0.5 to 3.29, now reserves are decreasing again. Why do I feel this script is a bit familiar?
Institutions are buying, big players are accumulating, but what about the trading volume? That’s the real key. Looking at the numbers alone is useless; we need to see real money entering the market.
5 to 10 dollars? Wake up, everyone. First get past 2 dollars before talking about anything else. Don’t be brainwashed by the optimists.
Wait, could this wave be just a flash in the pan…
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 20h ago
Hey, it feels like history is repeating itself. Remember the surge in November? Is it happening again?
Are institutions really quietly accumulating, or is this just another false alarm?
ETF absorption and exchange outflows—this combo is quite interesting.
Target price of $5-10? Let’s first see the trading volume to speak. Don’t fall into another short trap.
Listening to rumors about big players hoarding is fine, but real market analysis still depends on K-line charts.
Wait, does tightening supply mean a rise? History has shown me it’s not that simple.
Is XRP about to take off again? Let’s see the trend for the next week before jumping to conclusions.
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CounterIndicator
· 20h ago
It's the same logic again... supply decreases and it has to go up? I don't think so, trading volume is the real boss.
XRP exchange reserves show new changes. South Korean exchange Upbit has reappeared in January with a supply decline trend similar to November 2024—during that drop, XRP rose from $0.50 to $3.29. Meanwhile, a leading exchange has outflowed over 300 million XRP since October 2025, indicating a clear capital outflow signal. On the other hand, the US XRP spot ETF continues to attract inflows, strengthening signs of institutional deployment.
Market outlooks are highly divided. Optimists set a target price of $5-10, believing that tightening supply combined with institutional entry can support a rally; but some analysts warn of potential correction risks, suggesting that current prices already reflect some expectations. A decline in exchange reserves often hints at large holders accumulating or institutions positioning, but whether this can evolve into a new market rally depends on upcoming trading volume and market sentiment.