- The number of unique active addresses on the XRP Ledger has fallen by 80% since December.
- On-chain addresses dropped from 103,000 on December 3 to under 21,000 as of Sunday.
- Active addresses track wallets that send or receive transactions within a 24-hour period.
- This trend signals lower user engagement and possible shifts in blockchain network health.
- Data comes from CryptoQuant, showing significant decline in transaction activity on the XRP platform.
The XRP Ledger has seen a substantial decrease in user activity, with the number of unique active addresses plunging by 80% since December. According to figures from CryptoQuant, the count dropped from 103,000 on December 3 to fewer than 21,000 by Sunday.
The measurement focuses on “active addresses,” which refers specifically to wallets that have sent or received a transaction on the network within a rolling 24-hour window. This drop in active users reflects reduced engagement on the blockchain.
As active addresses indicate wallets involved in recent transactions, they serve as an important measure for evaluating network participation. Unlike total wallet count, which includes every address ever created, active address data excludes dormant or unused accounts.
Analysts follow these numbers closely because significant shifts often signal changes in market sentiment or overall health of a blockchain. If the number of active addresses continues to fall, it may indicate declining adoption or user interest in the underlying technology.
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