XRP Supply Drying Up? Here’s Why It Might Disappear from Exchanges Soon
XRP, once hitting $3.38, is now holding around $2.14—down 9% this week. Some are panicking, others think it’s just cooling off. But what if this is your last shot at grabbing XRP before it becomes super hard to find?
Here’s what’s happening.
XRP’s Supply Might Be Drying Up
Top analyst Aduino Fina believes XRP is heading into a supply shock. Why? Because each XRP transaction burns a small amount permanently. Over time, that adds up.
For example, Binance's XRP reserves dropped from 2.94 billion to 2.86 billion this year. That’s 82 million XRP gone. Combine that with people withdrawing XRP into private wallets (183 million since January), and there’s less and less available for public trading.
Big Players Could Be Loading Up Soon
An XRP ETF could be approved by late 2025—and if that happens, institutions like banks and funds will be all over it. With demand rising and supply dropping, prices could spike fast.
Should You Buy Now?
Crypto experts still advise caution: only invest what you can afford to lose. Supply shocks and ETFs take time. But if Ripple lands more deals in Asia or the Middle East, things could move faster.
Right now, XRP is cheap and getting scarcer. Could be a good time to stack up before it vanishes from exchanges—or rockets in price.
