XRP Traders Just Did Something Bullish on Binance and ByBit

XRP experienced notable price volatility on June 22. Its price moved more than 3% in a single day, and 528 traders were liquidated worldwide.

Total liquidations reached $1,924,310 across all tracked exchanges. Prominent analyst Diana (@InvestWithD) shared detailed liquidation data with her audience and called the numbers extremely low given the scale of the price move.

The data tells a clear story. Of the $1.9 million liquidated in the 24 hours, $1,788,018 came from long positions. That represents 92.92% of all liquidations. Short liquidations accounted for only $136,291, or 7.08%.

A 3% Drop Triggers Over 500 Liquidations

The peak liquidation hour occurred between 01:00 and 02:00 on June 22, 2026. The largest single liquidation during that window was $229,802. Liquidation volume sits at 0.39x the 7-day average, classified as Quiet by the tracker. Against the recent 30-day peak, the figure stands at just 0.05x, classified as Routine Noise compared to former liquidation events.

Looking at shorter timeframes, the 1-hour window recorded $11,540, with $11,400 in longs and $141.51 in shorts. The 4-hour figure reached $1.57 million, split between $1.49 million in longs and $80,310 in shorts. The 12-hour total came in at $1.73 million, with $1.64 million from longs and $89,850 from shorts.

Exchange-by-Exchange Breakdown

The liquidation data broken down by exchange shows where the bulk of activity occurred. Bybit led all platforms with $682,250 in long liquidations and $37,410 in shorts.

Binance followed with $635,510 in longs and $86,770 in shorts. Bitget recorded $251,410 in longs against $7,030 in shorts. OKX posted $70,780 in longs and $2,140 in shorts. Gate reported $78,770 in longs with only $129.69 in short liquidations.

Short Positions Hold Firm

The composition of the liquidations is notable. A 3% price decline in crypto markets typically produces a more balanced liquidation event, with short positions rising as traders bet against the asset. The June 22 data shows the opposite. Short liquidations remained minimal across every major exchange. Traders holding short positions largely keep them intact throughout the move.

Trader Behavior Stays Measured

Diana presented this pattern as a signal of resilience among XRP market participants. The data shows that the sell-side pressure did not produce a rush of short-side conviction. Liquidation volume also remains well below recent historical norms. The total $1.9 million figure, while significant in isolation, sits at a fraction of what the market has seen during previous turbulent periods.

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