XRP Ledger Activity Jumps, but Remains Below Monthly Norm
XRP Ledger recorded 363.3 million XRP in 24-hour payment volume, a 153.9% increase from the prior day, according to XRPScan data. That level is still below the 30-day average of 680.4 million XRP and far under the historical peak of about 7 billion XRP. XRP traded near $1.36 after rebounding from $1.31, with observers questioning whether the recent spike can be sustained.
The ledger’s latest 24-hour payment total was 363.3 million XRP, up 153.9% from the previous day, according to XRPScan. Even so, it stayed under the 30-day mean of 680.4 million XRP and far below the roughly 7 billion XRP historical high.
Over the past year, payment activity has swung widely, with readings above 1.5 billion XRP and others below 500 million. November and February produced peaks near 2.5 billion and 2.7 billion XRP, while September saw about 1.9 billion. XRP changed hands near $1.36 after bouncing from $1.31.
The spike could influence sentiment among XRP holders, traders, and businesses tracking ledger activity. A rebound near $1.36 may encourage short-term optimism, while the below-average volume suggests limited broader impact. If activity stays elevated, it may support confidence in network use; if not, attention could return to price levels like $1.31.