XRP exchange inflows exceeded 6 billion tokens in 30 days, whale activity weakened

Further analysis reveals that the activities of whales (large holders) are weakening. The 90-day moving average of whale outflows for XRP has dropped to $4.97 million, the lowest level since October 2021. CryptoQuant believes that this lack of whale interest may indicate that large investors are waiting for more advantageous buying prices, thus delaying the increase of their market exposure. From a long-term perspective, this suggests that XRP may lack buying support in the absence of whale backing.

In a broader market context, the investor group for Bitcoin (BTC) also showed signs of retreat in October. According to a report by Glassnode, Bitcoin's realized profit-loss ratio fell from 0.8 to 0.4, a decrease of 50%. This change indicates that market participants are shifting from aggressive trading to a more stable sentiment, reducing profit-taking activities and reflecting a shift in market sentiment.