XRP Whales Amass 11 Million Tokens Daily Before 2026 Event
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- Whale accumulation of XRP reaches a 10-month high.
- Spot XRP ETFs record $41 million in inflows since January.
According to a Cryptopolitan report on April 6, 2026, whale activity in XRP has reached unprecedented levels ahead of the XRP Tokyo 2026 conference. This trend is driven by surging institutional interest, which is marked by record-breaking token accumulation, robust ETF inflows, and heightened exchange outflows. These developments highlight increasing demand from prominent investors as Ripple’s key industry event approaches.
As of April 6, major investors, or “whales,” are acquiring over 11 million XRP daily, marking the highest rate of accumulation in 10 months. In addition, Spot XRP ETFs have attracted $41 million in inflows since January, underscoring growing institutional demand for the asset. Concurrently, XRP outflows from exchanges have increased, signaling a preference for long-term holding and reducing short-term selling pressure.
This shift aligns with the upcoming XRP Tokyo 2026 conference, which begins on April 7. The event is expected to welcome over 3,000 industry professionals and will drive discussions on advancing the XRP Ledger (XRPL) ecosystem. Topics will focus on areas like asset tokenization and enterprise decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions. Key speakers include top Ripple executives—Christina Chan, Tatsuya Kohrogi, and Markus Infanger—and representatives from prominent firms like Securitize Japan, Evernorth, a16z Crypto, and SBI Ripple Asia.
Ripple’s alliance with the SBI Group will play a pivotal role in the company’s expansion across Asia. As part of this partnership, Ripple plans to introduce the RLUSD stablecoin in Japan. This move further emphasizes its commitment to enterprise-grade solutions and ecosystem growth.
At 16:08 UTC on April 6, XRP traded at $1.35, while its 24-hour trading volume increased by 3.96%, reflecting heightened market activity ahead of the conference.
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