XRP trading activity on Binance has plummeted to its lowest level since 2025, signaling fading short-term investor interest. The 30-day period saw a net outflow from the exchange, while overall market activity stagnated. Meanwhile, Ripple Prime, the company’s brokerage arm, secured a BBB issuer rating from KBRA, citing its expanding operations and strong financial backing.
XRP trading activity on the Binance exchange has sharply declined, reaching its lowest point since 2025. This drop reflects a period of market stagnation and reduced speculative trading interest.
Over the past 30 days, deposit transactions numbered approximately 310,500 while withdrawals reached around 329,400. CryptoQuant explained this results in a continued net outflow from the platform. The analytics platform stated this behavior may be linked to accumulation strategies during subdued market periods.
XRP’s price declined nearly 3% over the last week, though its market cap of $81.02 billion remains slightly ahead of BNB. Spot XRP ETFs saw a minor daily inflow of around $64,610 on April 2, according to SoSoValue data. Weekly outflows totaled $3.56 million, suggesting limited investor confidence amidst geopolitical tensions.
In related news, ratings agency KBRA assigned a BBB issuer rating to Ripple Prime. The agency cited the firm’s progress in clearing and intermediation services across derivatives and fixed income repo markets.
KBRA noted the company achieved profitability in 2025 with approximately $500 million in capital support from Ripple. The rating also considered Ripple’s financial strength, including billions in cash reserves and significant XRP holdings.
