XRP Stolen Tokens Move as ETF Inflows Continue

Stolen Tokens Move Across Networks

Wallets labeled as Binance Hack 2026 transferred 40 million XRP worth $50.49M to anonymous addresses on Monday afternoon according to on-chain transaction records. This movement follows a security breach where hackers extracted 233 million XRP through compromised Binance accounts before withdrawals were temporarily suspended. Total whale net outflows hit 226 million tokens during the initial breach window. The stolen funds continue to move across external wallets.

Binance reopened withdrawals on the 1st of November, sending daily withdrawal volumes back up to 80 million XRP after dropping to 14.7 million XRP on the 30th of October. The continued transfer of stolen assets introduces fresh volatility into the market. Traders are monitoring the recipient addresses closely while exchange liquidity remains tense.

Institutional ETF Inflows Persist

Weekly inflows into XRP spot ETFs reached $4.32M by the end of October according to fund flow reports. This capital deployment followed a withdrawal of $1.84M recorded on the 16th of October. Cumulative net inflows into these investment products stand at $1.81B as institutional investors maintain active allocations.

Total net assets across these vehicles declined from $1.66B down to $1.42B throughout October as spot prices weakened. Fresh institutional buying failed to offset overall valuation losses across the broader digital asset sector. Market demand stays resilient even as prices continue sliding.

Exchange Security and Derivatives Impact

Public on-chain transaction records confirm five XRP wallets suffered rapid outflows during a security incident executed on Binance over a four-minute window. Exchange order-book telemetry monitored by risk desks showed immediate spot trading halts following the unauthorized asset transfer out of cold storage. Security teams at Binance verified the breach vectors through forensic network logs submitted to digital asset compliance regulators.

Derivatives traders reacted by liquidating $45.2M in leveraged long positions across competing CEX venues within two hours of the news. Stolen digital assets connected to the breach fragmented across 12,000 separate destination addresses in under four days. Compliance departments across major trading venues updated strict restriction filters as transaction velocity accelerated across networks.