The XRP Ledger is posting record-high network activity — with daily transactions topping 4.49 million, active addresses surging past 200,000, and total wallets exceeding 7.7 million for the first time in 13 years — even as XRP (XRP) trades near $1.32 after six straight monthly declines.
XRP Ledger Hits Record Transactions
Data from XRPScan shows daily active addresses, tracked through SourceTag and DestinationTag activity, recently climbed above 200,000. That level has historically coincided with periods of heightened market participation.
The six-month chart indicates the metric had largely stayed between 100,000 and 180,000 since October 2025, with occasional spikes above the upper range.
The rise is notable because it arrived during a stretch of weak price momentum rather than riding a breakout rally.
Transaction volume reached its own milestone. The ledger processed more than 4 million successful transactions in a single day for the first time in over two years, peaking at 4.49 million on Apr. 2.
A steady climb in throughput has been underway since late December, with the baseline holding above 2 million even during pullbacks. That persistent activity aligns with the network crossing 7.7 million non-empty wallets — a first in its 13-year history.
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XRP Price Gap With On-Chain Growth
The gap between network strength and price action is hard to miss.
XRP has not posted a green monthly candle since September 2025, with six consecutive red months dragging the price to $1.31.
Support near $1.28 is the next level traders are watching. Billions of dollars in XRP have moved off exchanges in recent weeks, including $11.4 billion worth leaving Binance alone.
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