Recently, large amounts of XRP — over 300 million coins — have been withdrawn from Binance since October 2025 showing a significant outflow in supply.
The remaining XRP balance on Binance reportedly hit a 12-month low at 2.71 billion XRP, a drop that coincided with the launch of spot XRP ETFs in the U.S.
The growing demand for ETF exposure is cited as a key driver behind this supply crunch, giving room for potential upward pressure on XRP’s price.
Meanwhile, the broader crypto market has seen a rebound: with Bitcoin reclaiming US$90,000, XRP and other major altcoins experienced some bounce-back. Decrypt+1
Analysts and some forecasts are expressing cautious optimism — some expect XRP could rebound further in 2025, with potential targets revisited if sentiment stays bullish.
That said, not everyone is convinced giant jumps are coming: some analysts warn that expecting XRP to hit something like US$100 anytime soon is “fanciful.”
The combination of institutional interest, ETF flows, and tightening supply dynamics appear to be key catalysts shaping the near-term outlook for XRP.
Yet, macroeconomic headwinds and broader crypto market volatility remain relevant — meaning price swings may continue, and risks remain.
For investors, the current environment may present a “wait-and-see” opportunity: stablecoin and institutional infrastructure advances (e.g. via Ripple) could support long-term value, but timing and external factors are important.
In short: XRP is under renewed investor focus thanks to ETF developments and major withdrawals from exchanges — but expectations should stay measured, and volatility remains a likely companion.
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