XRP vs. Binance? What is happening?

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This crypto drama’s got all the flair of a classic mafia standoff, only here, the battlefield is the XRP market, and the big player alleged to be playing hardball? None other than Binance.

The whispers on the street say Binance is pulling some slick strings, strategically dumping XRP to keep its price from breaking out of the pack.

Rumors and accusations, but are they legit?

The token’s got solid fundamentals, legal wins under its belt, but Binance? Some rumors say they likely want to keep XRP looking like just another altcoin, no VIP treatment. And we don’t know what is real, and what is fake.

Social media personality and crypto analyst Pumpius lays it out bluntly on X, every time Ripple lands a win, Binance orchestrates these so-called artificial liquidity drains, like clockwork, selling hard to suck the air out of XRP’s balloon.

You’ve seen patterns where right after XRP’s upbeat news, the sell pressure hits like a well-timed ambush.

Then there’s Pepesso pointing at Binance’s alleged mega offloading, over $1.5 billion in Ethereum via Wintermute, it ain’t just XRP feeling the heat, Solana’s markets have also been caught in this, sparking forced liquidations among traders who dared to leverage big. Interesting theories. Or it’s just being salty over the losses?

Price performance

So what’s the score lately? XRP has dipped 4% this week while the broader crypto crowd manages a tepid bounce.

Yes, the token did nudge up nearly 2%, trading at around $2.80. But no fireworks. Activity’s cooling off too, addresses on the XRP Ledger dropped from 45,000 mid-July to about 20,000 now.

Investors are tense, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index sliding from greed back to neutral, like a business meeting where everyone’s eyeing the exit.

Market noise

Yet, the whales, the big money holders, haven’t lost their appetite. Over 340 million XRP tokens piled up in just two weeks, like secret weapons stashed in the back room.

And don’t forget, somewhere in the East, Chinese giant Linklogis is weaving XRP into its finance platform, proving some enterprises still trust in the token’s future despite all the market noise.

So, from some viewpoints, it may looks like Binance’s heavy hand is making XRP’s climb tougher, but the fundamentals and big players remain in the wings, ready to strike.

This market’s a high-stakes game of patience, power moves, and timing. And as always, no one can know for sure what’s the truth.


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András Mészáros
Written by András Mészáros
Cryptocurrency and Web3 expert, founder of Kriptoworld
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With years of experience covering the blockchain space, András delivers insightful reporting on DeFi, tokenization, altcoins, and crypto regulations shaping the digital economy.

📅 Published: September 3, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: September 3, 2025
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