XRPL Macro Telemetry
Network-level signals: supply constriction, regional liquidity flows, AMM depth, and an implied utility floor. Pay $0.10 USD in XRP for a fresh snapshot, or use the cached samples below.
These are static, illustrative payloads frozen in the page so you can see the response shape without paying. Click Run live snapshot below for a real, on-chain reading.
Plug in an institutional settlement volume and an assumed velocity. The available liquid supply comes from the snapshot below. The result is the implied USD-per-XRP needed to clear that volume.
Q is the dollar value of XRP-mediated settlement you want the network to clear in the period.
V is the average number of times each liquid XRP is reused inside that period. A higher V means each XRP works harder; the implied floor is lower.
P is the supply that can actually move — total minus dormant minus escrowed. Constrict P (more escrowed, more dormant) and the implied floor rises for the same Q and V.
Using M₀ from the Burst Math calculator above as the starting point, project forward under monthly supply-constriction and volume-growth assumptions. The shaded band is a ±15% uncertainty envelope.
Illustrative only. Real outcomes depend on regulatory regime, AMM depth, exchange behavior, and macro liquidity — none of which are linear. This calculator is a sensitivity tool, not a forecast.
Pay $0.10 USD in XRP from any wallet (Xaman, Crossmark, GemWallet, etc.) and get a freshly computed payload over the wire. No inputs required in v1 — Telemetry covers the whole network.
XR-Telemetry implements x402 v2 with the
exact scheme on XRPL mainnet.
Verification and settlement are delegated to the
t54 XRPL facilitator.
POST /quote returns an invoice with amount in drops, recipient, deep link, and QR code.
GET /status/{invoice_id} until paid: true.
GET /results/{invoice_id} returns the full TelemetryPayload: supply, liquidity, AMM, utility floor.
import requests quote = requests.post( "https://telemetry.xrpl-utilities.io/quote", json={}, ).json() # Sign & submit XRPL Payment from your wallet using quote["deep_link"] # Then poll until paid: while not requests.get( f"https://telemetry.xrpl-utilities.io/status/{quote['invoice_id']}" ).json()["paid"]: time.sleep(5) payload = requests.get( f"https://telemetry.xrpl-utilities.io/results/{quote['invoice_id']}" ).json() print(payload["supply"]) print(payload["utility_floor"])
supply: total / dormant / escrowed XRP, HODL wave %, 24h exchange outflow, escrow release÷relock ratioliquidity: per-region inflow / outflow / net flow over 24h, with a list of top venuesamm: top pairs (TVL USD, 1% depth XRP, APR%) and vaults (TVL XRP-equivalent, utilization%, supply APY%)utility_floor: baseline USD-per-XRP at the network's assumed Q, V, and P, plus current spot price for premium-vs-floor comparisongenerated_at: ISO timestamp the snapshot was computedXR-Telemetry produces on-chain network telemetry and an algebraic implied-floor computation. It is not a price prediction, investment recommendation, or financial advice. The Burst Math and Floor Matrix outputs are sensitivity tools — they show what the math implies under explicit assumptions, not what XRP will or should be priced at.
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