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Ripple has announced that starting from the second quarter of 2025, it will no longer publish XRP Markets reports in their current format. Instead, the company aims to cater to the growing interest of institutional investors by offering new versions with extensive data analysis. Ripple’s management highlights that transparency during the SEC lawsuit sometimes backfired, and they plan to enrich future reports with insights from external experts. The new format is expected to include “enterprise-level” details that will advance market discussions.
Reasons Behind the New Report Format
In Ripple’s first quarter report of 2025, it was noted that publicly available data had limited impact on investors. The company recalls how the previous SEC leadership interpreted transparency to their advantage, and now plans to produce data-centric, insight-driven reports. In their planned model, institutional participants will interpret raw data and provide guidelines, allowing for clearer responses to questions from analysts and regulators.
The new versions will preserve data on XRP reserves and the ecosystem while deepening the interpretation layer. Ripple aims to avoid misunderstandings and support market transparency within a “more strategic” framework. Company officials emphasize that they are building an approach that “not just reads reports but steers the course of discussions.”
Latest Data in the XRP Market
In the first quarter of 2025, XRP registered a value increase of up to 50%, demonstrating greater resilience in uncertain macro conditions compared to Bitcoin
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and Ether. The XRP/BTC ratio rose over 10%, indicating growing institutional demand. Net inflows into investment products amounted to $37.7 million, with total flows since the beginning of the year reaching $214 million, catching up with ETH-focused funds. The daily average spot volume was $3.2 billion, concentrated on Binance, Upbit, and Coinbase.
On the blockchain side, wallet creation and transaction volume on the XRP Ledger fell by 30–40%, mirroring the slowdown in general Layer 1 networks. However, the XRP DeFi ecosystem remained more resilient; DEX volume only decreased by 16% on a quarterly basis. RLUSD, with a market cap exceeding $90 million and DEX volume surpassing $300 million, indicates sustained activity. The increased institutional appetite is expected to be reflected more extensively in the revamped report format compared to the previous period.