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XRP Skyrockets to 2024 Highs With Parabolic Address Growth

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Fri, 19/07/2024 - 15:29
XRP Skyrockets to 2024 Highs With Parabolic Address Growth
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XRP Ledger is experiencing an eye-catching increase in network activity, with new addresses created in an epic manner and total addresses interacting at their highest levels in four months.

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Thus, according to Santiment, XRPL is one of July's top-performing blockchains, with 1,721 new wallets created in a single day — the most since the end of March. More to the point, 47,363 individual addresses interacted on the network, the highest number since the beginning.

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Santiment was then questioned as to whether this metric typically translates into price movement. The response was that an increase in network activity often leads to positive price movement. 

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However, it is noted that a FOMO effect at the initial stages of such spikes often results in a correction, as of current trends. The real test lies in whether XRP's activity can sustain these levels, responds Santiment.

XRP takes traders on a ride - Buckle up!

This surge in addresses coincides with a roller coaster of price action for XRP. The popular cryptocurrency saw its price soar by 50% earlier in the month before experiencing a 14% decline. As of now, the XRP price stands at $0.56, still marking its highest level in three months.

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XRP to USD by CoinMarketCap

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It remains uncertain whether the growth in addresses is a precursor to further price fluctuations or a result of the 50% price increase that has already occurred. One thing is for sure, the ongoing activity on the XRP network will be crucial in determining its future price movements.

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