
Transaction activity for XRP has dropped sharply on Binance, signaling weakening short term interest from traders.
Since the start of tensions in the Middle East, crypto markets have remained volatile in the short term but largely directionless overall. Major assets, including XRP, have mostly traded sideways during this period.
At the same time, XRP transaction activity on Binance has declined significantly, with both deposits and withdrawals falling to their lowest levels since 2025.
XRP Stagnation Intensifies
Over the past 30 days, XRP deposits were around 310500 transactions, while withdrawals reached approximately 329400. This resulted in a net outflow of about 18900 transactions, indicating that more funds are leaving the exchange than entering it.
According to analysis from CryptoQuant, this decline reflects ongoing net outflows but also highlights a broader drop in total transaction volume, pointing to a period of market stagnation.
Since mid 2025, activity has contracted sharply. Earlier in the year, combined deposit and withdrawal transactions often exceeded 6 million within a 30 day period. Now, volumes have stabilized at much lower levels and reached their weakest point since that earlier peak.
The data suggests that short term investor interest and speculative trading have both decreased, contributing to a quieter market environment. Lower activity levels are typically linked to reduced price volatility, as buying and selling pressures ease at the same time.
However, the continued pattern of withdrawals exceeding deposits may indicate that some users are moving assets off exchanges. This behavior is often associated with accumulation strategies or transfers to private wallets, especially during periods of low trading activity and limited market momentum.
Over the past week, XRP declined by nearly 3 percent but still managed to move ahead of BNB in market capitalization rankings. XRP reached a valuation of about 81.02 billion dollars, slightly above BNB at 80.1 billion dollars.
On the institutional side, spot XRP exchange traded funds recorded a modest daily inflow of 64610 dollars on April 2, based on data from SoSoValue. However, overall demand remained weak, with weekly outflows totaling 3.56 million dollars. This suggests that investor confidence is still limited as geopolitical tensions continue to reduce appetite for risk across global markets.
Ripple Prime Receives BBB Rating
Amid these conditions, Ripple has gained credibility among institutional investors through its brokerage division. Ratings agency KBRA recently assigned a BBB issuer rating to Ripple Prime.
The agency highlighted the company’s progress in clearing and intermediation services, particularly in derivatives trading and fixed income repo markets.
Since launching its exchange traded fund platform two years ago, Ripple Prime has significantly expanded its operations. Its repo segment achieved notable scale in 2025, while profitability was reached during the same year, supported by around 500 million dollars in capital from Ripple and continued balance sheet growth.
KBRA also pointed to Ripple’s strong financial position, including substantial cash reserves and large XRP holdings, as key factors behind the rating. The agency expects further margin expansion in 2026 as the business continues to mature.#crypto#cryptonews https://coinsignals.net https://t.me/coinsignalpublic