XRP Positive & Negative Sentiment, Plus Positive/Negative Sentiment Ratio
Tracks how people are feeling about XRP on social media—whether the buzz is mostly positive or negative—and shows the balance between the two over time. Measures: XRP positive social sentiment, XRP negative social sentiment, positive-to-negative sentiment ratio Reflects: How the crowd feels about XRP right now (the overall mood on social platforms) Interpretation: When positive sentiment goes up, it usually means people are excited and optimistic about XRP —think of it as market hype. When positive sentiment drops, it often signals worry or caution among traders. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside XRP price and trading volume Tags: Category: Social Metric | Signal Type: Sentiment | Market Scope: Social
XRP Active Addreses, Network Growth
The amount of daily active addresses and new wallets created on the XRP Ledger
XRP 10M+ Wallets
The amount of coins held by wallets with at least 10M XRP, and their percentage of supply held
XRP 10K+ Wallets
The amount of wallets holding at least 10,000 XRP
XRP 10K+ Wallets
The amount of wallets holding at least 10,000 XRP
XRP Positive/Negative Sentiment
## Refined description XRP social sentiment shows how much positive chatter is outpacing negative chatter across social channels. Measures: Positive vs. Negative Sentiment Ratio for XRP (XRP) Reflects: Social sentiment dynamics Interpretation: ↑ Positive sentiment means people are feeling more upbeat about XRP (a bullish vibe); ↓ Positive sentiment suggests more caution or doubt Context: Often analyzed alongside price and social volume Tags: Category: Social Metric | Signal Type: Sentiment | Market Scope: Social
XRP Outflows
## Refined description XRP exchange outflows on the XRP Ledger show daily withdrawals from exchanges in a straightforward, trader-friendly way. Measures: price_usd, xrp, XRP; exchange_outflow, XRP Reflects: Network Activity Interpretation: ↑ exchange_outflow means more XRP is being pulled off exchanges (sold pressure rises); ↓ exchange_outflow means less selling pressure as money sits on exchanges. Behavior: When people move XRP off exchange wallets, it can signal a shift in how much selling pressure there is, which can impact price moves. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside exchange inflows and on-chain transfers Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Liquidity | Market Scope: Cross-market
XRP Wallets By Tier
Tracks how many XRP wallets hold different amounts of XRP: less than 100, between 100 and 100,000, and more than 100,000 XRP. Measures: XRP wallet counts by holding tiers (under 100, 100–100,000, over 100,000 XRP) Reflects: How XRP is spread out among different groups of holders and whether people are stacking more or moving their coins Interpretation: If you see more wallets in a certain group, it means more people are holding that amount; if the number goes down, fewer people are holding that tier Context: Often analyzed alongside XRP price and overall market sentiment Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Accumulation | Market Scope: Network-level
XRP Active Addresses, Total Holders
Tracks how many unique addresses are actively using XRP each day and the total number of wallets that actually hold XRP (not empty ones). Measures: Unique daily active addresses, total holders (non-empty wallets) on the XRP network Reflects: Shows how lively the XRP network is and how many people are actually holding XRP for real Interpretation: When active addresses or holders go up, it usually means more people are interested and involved. If they drop, it can signal less action or excitement around XRP. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside price and transaction volume Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity | Market Scope: Network-level
XRP Active Addresses, Whale Transactions
Tracks how many unique addresses are actively using the XRP Ledger each day and counts big transactions over $100,000, giving you a feel for how lively the network is and where the big money is moving. Measures: Unique active addresses (24h) on XRP Ledger, whale transactions (≥ $100K) Reflects: How much people are actually using the network, plus where large amounts of XRP are moving Interpretation: If active addresses are going up, it usually means more people are getting involved or trading. When whale transactions increase, it shows that big players are making moves, which can hint at upcoming price changes. Context: Commonly analyzed alongside XRP price trends and on-chain metrics Tags: Category: On-chain Metric | Signal Type: Network Activity, Capital Flow | Market Scope: Network-level