On-chain data shows the network has reached roughly 99.1 million ledgers, reflecting steady expansion since late 2022.
The rise in ledger activity has paralleled XRP’s shifting price history. When the token languished below $0.40 in 2023, ledger creation was already climbing. That momentum accelerated through 2024, with XRP surging from $0.50 to over $2 in one of its strongest rallies in years. Now, in 2025, the asset has consolidated in a $2-$3 range while ledger growth continues at a consistent pace, providing a foundation of stability.
Crossing 100 million ledgers will mark more than just a technical achievement. It represents proof of adoption and network resilience at a time when blockchain platforms are competing fiercely for relevance and transaction volume.
Large holders appear to be positioning for the next phase. Over the past three days, whale wallets have accumulated around 120 million XRP. That surge in buying comes as the community watches closely for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s decisions on several pending spot ETF applications tied to XRP, expected in October.
With network milestones, whale activity, and ETF speculation converging, XRP finds itself at a crossroads: still trading under $3 but with signs that momentum — both on-chain and institutional — may be building once again.
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