Big XRP holders have been quietly scooping up a lot of tokens in recent months, taking advantage of the market drop that started around October 10.
According to Santiment data, wallets holding 10 million to 100 million XRP added roughly 4.18 billion XRP since the crash, bringing their total holdings to about 10.87 billion. The largest wallets, with 100 million to 1 billion XRP, are holding around 8.74 billion XRP. This shows that major investors are stacking up rather than selling off, which can often hint at future market moves.
XRP itself is stabilizing near $1.40 after dropping from above $2.30. It’s moving sideways between $1.35 and $1.50, suggesting the market might be forming a base. Key levels to watch are $1.35 for support and $1.50–$1.60 for resistance. Breaking above or below these levels could guide the next big move.
Technical indicators are mostly neutral. The RSI sits around 45, showing XRP isn’t overbought or oversold, while the Chaikin Money Flow is slightly negative, meaning there’s mild outflow even as whales continue to accumulate.
In short, big investors are betting on XRP, quietly building positions, while the price consolidates and waits for the next push.
