The Ripple network has seen a noticeable decline in transaction activity, reaching its lowest levels since mid-2025, indicating a prevailing state of stagnation in the market.
During the past 30 days, the number of deposit and withdrawal transactions on the Binance platform has clearly decreased, with deposits amounting to about 310,000, compared to around 329,000 withdrawal transactions, resulting in net outflows.
This decline not only reflects the exit of assets from the platform, but also indicates a general decrease in the number of transactions, which shows weakness in trading activity and a waning interest from investors in the short term.
Compared to previous periods in 2025, when transaction volumes exceeded 6 million transactions in a single month, the market seems to have entered a phase of relative calm.
These low levels of activity are typically associated with lower price volatility, due to the simultaneous decrease in selling and buying pressures.
However, the continued dominance of withdrawals over deposits may indicate that some investors are leaning towards holding assets outside of platforms, either for long-term storage or to reduce risks.
In terms of price performance, the price of XRP decreased by about 3% last week, but despite this, it managed to surpass BNB in market capitalization, recording about 81 billion dollars.
On the institutional level, confidence remains limited, as traded XRP funds recorded slight positive daily inflows, but were met with weekly outflows, reflecting investor caution amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Conversely, Ripple has made significant progress through its investment arm 'Ripple Prime', which received a BBB credit rating, supported by the growth of its business and improvement in its financial performance.
Its large liquidity reserves and holdings of XRP have contributed to this assessment, with expectations of margin improvement in the coming period.
