XRP network activity has hit a remarkable low. Daily total fees (90-day moving average) crashed from 5.9K XRP in early February to just 650 XRP—an 89% nosedive marking the weakest reading since December 2020. This dramatic drop raises questions: Is on-chain demand cooling off, or are users migrating to alternative solutions? Either way, such a steep decline in transaction costs signals a significant shift in network usage patterns worth monitoring closely.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 16h ago
Fees plummeting, is XRP doomed?
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CryptoSat
· 12-11 07:35
💯TRADING STRATEGY mentioned in pinned message
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 12-11 06:58
89% slump? Buddy, this inverse indicator is way too obvious. I smell a bottoming opportunity...
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-11 06:57
89% drop? XRP is about to fade away.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 12-11 06:56
XRP fees crashed by 89%... Who can withstand this? It seems everyone has moved on to other chains to play.
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-11 06:56
XRP, what's going on? Fees have dropped like this... Could it be that everyone has switched to other chains?
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gm_or_ngmi
· 12-11 06:56
XRP transaction fees plummet by 89%... How little it's used now
XRP network activity has hit a remarkable low. Daily total fees (90-day moving average) crashed from 5.9K XRP in early February to just 650 XRP—an 89% nosedive marking the weakest reading since December 2020. This dramatic drop raises questions: Is on-chain demand cooling off, or are users migrating to alternative solutions? Either way, such a steep decline in transaction costs signals a significant shift in network usage patterns worth monitoring closely.