XRP withdrawal dominance on Binance has climbed to 53.2%, while the exchange's XRP leverage ratio hit its highest level of 2026. The withdrawal figures are also moving back toward levels last seen during the April stress zone, according to data.
Back Toward the April Stress Zone
XRP withdrawals on Binance are rising again, approaching the same range that marked a period of heightened stress in April. At that time, a surge in withdrawals coincided with broader market turbulence. The current trend shows a similar pattern, with the withdrawal dominance metric — the share of XRP being taken off the exchange relative to total activity — now above 53%.
Highest Leverage of 2026
Binance's XRP leverage ratio has also reached a new peak for 2026. The ratio measures the amount of leverage traders are using in their XRP positions. A higher ratio typically means more borrowed funds are being deployed, which can amplify both gains and losses. The current level is the highest recorded this year.
What the Metrics Signal
Both metrics are closely watched by market participants. High withdrawal dominance can indicate that holders are moving coins off exchanges, possibly for long-term storage or to avoid trading risks. Elevated leverage, on the other hand, suggests increased speculative activity. When both rise together, it often points to a market in flux.
The data comes as XRP remains one of the most actively traded assets on Binance. The exchange has not issued any statement about the recent movements.
Traders will be watching whether the withdrawal dominance continues to climb or stabilizes in the coming sessions.
