XRPL Pulse

We do not ask you to trust a slogan. We measure the ledger from our own node, every minute, and publish it.

Age of last validated ledger
$0.00001446 Typical payment fee right now
Ledger sequence
15 Peers on our node

Node state: connected · last sample is stale — history is still ours · 458,685 samples since 19 Sep 2025

This is the feeling, as a number

Other chains make you wait on a gas auction. XRPL closes a ledger in a few seconds and charges 10 drops for a simple payment. Pulse is our proof: the same node we use for Pixelverse, sampled about once a minute since 19 Sep 2025.

Nobody can scrape this off a manufacturer page. It is our clock.

Download 90-day CSV · JSON

Ledger age, last 90 days

Average seconds between our sample and the last validated ledger. Lower is healthier. Spikes are the interesting days.

Peers, last 90 days

How many other servers our node was talking to. Not “the whole XRPL,” just our vantage point — which is the point.

How to read this

  • Ledger age a few seconds — the network is keeping up. That is why a mint on Pixelverse does not sit in a mempool.
  • Fee in drops — 10 drops is 0.00001 XRP. Converted with our on-ledger XRP/USD book.
  • A gap in the chart — our collector paused. The ledger did not. We treat gaps as honest, not interpolated.

Then go use it: what XRPL is, Xaman, or script it in Python.

The ledger is the product. The NFT is how you leave a fingerprint on it.

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