XRP could be gearing up for a breakout after a quiet week of price action, according to fresh on-chain signals.
Why traders are watching Binance taker flows
Market analyst CryptoOnchain, writing in a CryptoQuant Quicktake, flagged a sharp shift in XRP’s taker buy/sell dynamics on Binance — a metric that tracks how much volume comes from aggressive buyers (market buys that take liquidity) versus aggressive sellers (market sells that hit bids). The 100-day simple moving average of the taker buy/sell ratio recently jumped to a record high, while the 30-day SMA of the taker buy ratio expanded to 0.495. At the same time, the taker sell ratio slipped toward 0.505.
Put simply: aggressive buying is increasing while aggressive selling is waning. Historically, CryptoOnchain notes, similar patterns in taker flows have often preceded sustained bullish runs for XRP, so the recent readings raise the odds of a renewed upward push — potentially extending the token’s move from last Tuesday.
Where XRP stands now
XRP is trading around $1.36 at the time of writing, with little movement over the last 24 hours. The token is up about 3.3% on the week but remains slightly down (0.9%) over the past 30 days. On the institutional front, SoSoValue reports that US XRP spot ETFs recorded net inflows totaling $11.5 million over the past week — though inflows were uneven, with two days (April 6 and April 8) showing zero net inflow.
A measured outlook
On-chain taker ratios can offer an early look at shifting supply-demand dynamics, but they are not guarantee of price direction. Traders will want to watch whether aggressive buy volume sustains and whether broader market and macro conditions hold — those factors will ultimately determine whether XRP can turn this accumulation into a lasting breakout.
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