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XRP · The XRP Ledger, live XRPL validators · measuring…

Every ledger.
Every payment.
Watch it run.

Every XRP buy and sell, on the XRPL's own DEX and across direct exchange feeds, measured live and sized on the map as it lands — not modelled, not sampled.

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Realtime XRP Ledger activity

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Direct only · every venue below is polled directly at the exchange — its own ticker socket or its own REST, never an aggregator's row. XRPL DEX buy/sells arrive the same way, over the ledger's own websocket firehose. Stablecoin quotes are treated 1:1 with USD; BTC, ETH, EUR and ATOM quotes convert at Kraken's live reference rate. A pair whose quote cannot be converted is still listed, but is left out of the consolidated price.

Measured · peer set and IP geolocation · block height, block time, throughput, 24h transaction count · validator set, supply, staking, inflation · executed trades with the venue's own side flag, per-venue price, spread and volume

Not asserted · no jurisdiction, issuer, custodian or asset figure appears on this page unless the chain reports it. Nothing here is modelled, weighted or illustrative.

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Where XRP trades

Every venue below is polled directly at the exchange — its own ticker and trade tape, not an aggregator's row. No aggregator-sourced venues are listed. Venue jurisdictions are not shown: several are unpublished, and we won't guess.

VenuePair Last24h volumeShareSpreadFeed grade

Feed grade — measured, not editorial. Scored on how the price reaches this page (venue socket or venue REST), how recently the venue last confirmed, whether the quote converts to USD, and the observed spread. Hover a grade for its reasons.

Validator sites

Known XRPL validators, geolocated by their published domain and grouped by location.

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Chronicle

Every milestone this page has measured, in the order it happened. Written when the event is detected, kept in this browser, never backfilled.

A ledger that closes
every few seconds is
worth watching live.

Read the primer: how validators are found and geolocated, how a DEX buy/sell is sized, and how to read this map.

MART
XRP Ledger Tracker
Real validators, real trades, no modelling
Build notes · every number on this page and where it comes from
The mapPins are real machines. /net_info on the public RPC returns the peer set with each peer's IP; those IPs are resolved to coordinates and host organisations by GeoJS, incrementally, so a peer that joins between polls lands on the map within seconds and flares as it arrives. Land is sampled on a Fibonacci sphere — golden-angle points spaced evenly in real distance — so dots read as an even field rather than rows that crowd toward the poles.
The market layerThree aggregators — CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and CoinPaprika — answer which venues carry a $TX pair, and the token they are asked about is pinned by id, never resolved by ticker: "TX" is also TransferCoin's ticker. Any row a source returns whose price is more than 8x off the median of the other reporting venues is rejected as not this token, whichever source named it, and the count of rejections is shown above the venue table rather than swallowed. Every venue that publishes a public trade socket is subscribed to directly. A supervisor sweeps every armed venue on a fixed interval: sockets that closed are reopened on capped backoff, sockets that are open but silent past 90 seconds are recycled, and the REST tape keeps running underneath either way. Reconnection also fires the instant the tab is focused or the browser reports the network back.
The tapeChain events come from TX mainnet RPC — real hashes, real ucore amounts, linked to explorer.tx.org. Market prints are actual executed trades carrying the venue's own side flag, its real TX size and its real price — nothing is inferred.
SoundA soft airy swoosh marks each buy print. A two-note tone marks a ±5% move in the consolidated price over a rolling five minutes. Alerts are rate-limited to one every eight seconds, and the whole layer is muted from the control on the map.
The activity meterOne composite index, 0 to 100: block cadence against a 50-per-minute reference, market prints against 120 per minute, and reachable peers against 60, weighted 35 / 45 / 20 and smoothed. It reads what the page has actually measured in the last minute — nothing is extrapolated.
RWA stateThe zero is a live read, not a caption. The asset registry is polled continuously; the moment a tokenized asset is registered on chain the count, the checklist and the hero line all change on their own, and the tape starts carrying issuance events.
The bridge monitorReads relayer submissions to the TX XRPL-bridge contract directly from TX's public REST (/cosmos/tx/v1beta1/txs filtered to the contract address) — no custom indexer, nothing modelled. Uptime is 100% minus the share of the last 24h where the gap between consecutive relayer submissions exceeded 20 minutes. Direction (XRPL→TX vs TX→XRPL) is read from each submission's evidence payload; a submission whose payload doesn't match either shape is counted but left undirected rather than guessed. The bridge has been halted since 9 August 2026 following the deposit-detection exploit, so the measured heartbeat correctly reads no submissions; the halt is derived from that heartbeat rather than hardcoded, so one real submission returns this panel to a live reading with nothing to edit. While halted the contract is polled every 2 minutes instead of every 30 seconds.
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