XRP’s ‘Binance Hack 2026’ wallets move 40M tokens as ETF inflows persist
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XRP-linked wallets tied to the 2026 Binance hack moved 40 million tokens, raising fresh concerns over the asset's recovery even as spot XRP ETF inflows signal continued institutional interest. The transfers from hack-associated addresses add potential overhang supply to a market already weighing XRP's price trajectory, while ETF inflows suggest institutional buyers may be absorbing some of that pressure. The juxtaposition of hack-linked selling risk against persistent institutional demand frames the near-term debate over whether XRP can sustain its recovery. Watch next: whether the hack-linked wallets move additional tokens to exchanges, the pace of daily ETF inflows, and whether XRP holds key support levels as the two forces play out.
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