34.94M XRP Left Exchanges in One Day

Santiment reported that 34.94 million XRP were withdrawn from centralized exchanges on April 24, 2026. The firm identified the amount as the sixth-largest daily outflow of the year. Transfers moved coins to personal wallets and reduced the token’s exchange float.

Santiment’s on-chain data shows the outflows occurred over a 24-hour span and that holders moved coins into private custody rather than leaving them available on trading platforms.

At the time of the report XRP traded near $1.43, up about 0.77% on the day and more than 30% over the prior three months. The daily chart displays a falling wedge that has guided price action for roughly five years; the token recently touched the wedge’s lower trendline. Some analysts project a breakout above the upper trendline could target $1.87-$1.89, levels near the 50-week exponential moving average and the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement. A breakdown below wedge support could target $0.98, near the wedge apex and the 0.786 Fibonacci retracement.

On-chain whale metrics show the 90-day moving average for large XRP holders shifted from negative at the start of 2026 into positive territory, indicating increased accumulation by sizeable addresses. Santiment noted that similar large outflow days have often preceded uptrends in past market cycles.

Institutional flows included net inflows of $82.88 million into U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds over three consecutive weeks, bringing their assets under management to about $1.1 billion. Market context shows Bitcoin holding above $77,000 with a monthly gain of more than 13% in April, and Tether’s USDT supply nearing $150 billion. XRP has formed a symmetrical triangle since early April, tightening its price range.

Market participants identified $1.39 as a support level. The report’s data covers on-chain transfers, technical patterns, whale activity and ETF flows on April 24, 2026.