XRP activity falls to lowest level since 2025 as market stalls and Ripple’s institutional position improves

Transaction activity on the Ripple network has dropped significantly, reaching its lowest level since mid-2025, a metric that reflects the stagnation currently dominating the market.

In the past 30 days, the number of deposits and withdrawals on the Binance platform has decreased significantly. The number of deposits and withdrawals has been approximately 310,000 and 329,000, respectively, indicating a net outflow.

This drop not only reflects the withdrawal of assets from the platform, but also reflects a general decline in the number of transactions, indicating weak trading activity and lack of investor interest in the short term.

Compared with the situation before 2025, when the transaction volume exceeded 6 million in a month, the market seems to have entered a relatively calm phase.

These lower activity levels are typically associated with lower price volatility, as buying and selling pressure declines simultaneously.

However, withdrawals continue to outperform deposits, possibly indicating that some investors are turning to holding assets outside the platform, either for long-term storage or to reduce risk.

Looking at price performance, the price of XRP has fallen by about 3% in the past week, but its market capitalization still surpasses BNB, recording about $81 billion.

At the institutional level, confidence remains limited as XRP exchange-traded funds recorded small positive daily inflows, offset by weekly outflows, reflecting investor caution amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

On the other hand, Ripple has made significant progress through its investment arm “Ripple Prime”, receiving a BBB credit rating, supported by business growth and improved financial performance.

Its large liquidity reserves and holdings of XRP also help strengthen this valuation, with margins expected to improve in the period ahead.

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