XRP Ledger’s active user count reached 500,300, according to data cited by Techub from U.Today, marking a 187.1% increase from the previous period. At the same time, successful transactions rose to about 1.5 million, while payment transactions climbed 53.5% to 705,100. Transactions per ledger also increased 131.2%.
The data pointed to a different pattern beneath the headline growth. New accounts and active account counts fell 34.6% and 26.9%, respectively, suggesting the increase was driven primarily by stronger activity from existing users rather than a wave of new participants entering the network.
Payment value moved in the opposite direction. Total payments dropped 17.8% to about 245.2 million XRP. Taken together, the figures show a mixed picture for the network: higher user and transaction activity, but lower payment volume over the same period.
XRP Ledger’s active user count reached 500,300, according to data cited by Techub from U.Today, up 187.1% from the previous period.
Successful transactions rose to about 1.5 million during the same stretch. Payment transactions increased 53.5% to 705,100, and transactions per ledger climbed 131.2%.
At the same time, the data showed that new accounts and active account counts fell 34.6% and 26.9%, respectively. That suggests the latest increase came mainly from heavier activity by existing users, not from a fresh influx of new users.
Total payment volume moved lower. The amount paid across the network fell 17.8% to about 245.2 million XRP, leaving XRP Ledger with higher activity levels but lower payment value over the period.
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