While the exact cause of the increase in activity remains unclear, it coincides with the SEC’s ongoing appeal in the Ripple case. XRP, currently the seventh-largest cryptocurrency, is trading at $0.54, reflecting a 1.1% gain over the last 24 hours. However, this rise in wallet activity has yet to significantly impact XRP’s price.
Interestingly, a large portion of transactions on the XRP Ledger is driven by just a few wallets. According to Artur Kirjakulov, CEO of XPMarket, only 10 wallets account for 58% of all transactions, with one wallet alone responsible for 15% of the activity. Despite this concentration, Kirjakulov advises against using this data to fuel centralization arguments against Ripple, noting that many of these wallets are not linked to the company.
While XRP continues to attract attention due to its ongoing legal saga with the SEC, the recent spike in ledger activity hints at growing interest in the network. However, whether this increased usage will translate into higher prices remains to be seen.