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XRP Ledger real-world asset transfer volume collapses by 96%
Real-world asset trading on the XRP Ledger plummeted to $18.15 million over 30 days, down from $581.5 million, as network activity and XRP price both declined.
The XRP Ledger's 30-day real-world asset (RWA) transfer volume crashed by 96.88% over the past month, falling to $18.15 million from $581.5 million, according to data from RWA.xyz. The decline coincided with a 13% drop in overall network activity and a 4% sell-off in XRP price over the same period.
Despite the trading collapse, the number of RWA holders on the network increased by 23% to 197, suggesting continued token issuance despite reduced trading. The Distributed Asset Value—tracking RWA tokens already distributed on the ledger—fell 4.51% to $378.76 million.
Network metrics showed further weakness, with daily transaction count dropping by 174,284, from 1,280,975 on July 3 to 1,106,691 at the time of reporting. XRP's price declined from $1.13 to $1.08 over the same period. The article notes that XRP's price movements remain closely correlated with the network's RWA trading activity.
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