Binance's XRP reserve has fallen to its lowest level since December 2022, according to on-chain data reported by COINOTAG on October 31, 2026. Reserves on Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, stood at 2.47 billion XRP as of October 31, 2026.

The change is recorded purely in exchange balances. No action has been asked of XRP token holders, and the development does not involve any modification to the token itself or to holders' individual arrangements.

XRP is the native asset of the XRP Ledger, an open-source blockchain that went live in 2012 and is widely used for payments. Binance, founded in 2017, ranks as the world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume and is one of the main venues where XRP is traded.

Exchange reserves are a commonly tracked on-chain metric. Analytics providers monitor wallet addresses attributed to exchanges in order to estimate how many tokens sit on a given venue and are available for trading. Those levels move as users deposit or withdraw assets, as an exchange transfers its own funds, or as balances shift internally between wallets. For that reason, a single balance reading is generally treated as a description of holdings rather than an explanation of the flows behind them, since the same decline could stem from any combination of those drivers.

The latest reading places Binance's XRP holdings at a level last seen in December 2022, nearly four years before the current data point. The figures cover only tokens held on Binance and do not capture XRP held on other trading platforms, in self-custody wallets, or in escrow arrangements on the ledger. Subsequent updates to the same exchange-attributed wallet set will show whether holdings stabilize near this level, and balance data from other venues would be required for a fuller picture of where XRP sits across the market.

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