Trending
How the trending lists rank tokens and NFT collections: on market activity, not on payment.
What counts
| Signal (last 24 hours) | Tokens | NFT collections |
|---|---|---|
| Trading volume | counts | counts |
| Number of trades (sales) | counts | counts |
| Different wallets trading | counts | counts |
| New holders | counts | not used |
| Price change (collections: a rising floor) | counts | counts |
| Market-cap change | counts | not used |
| Collection size | not used | counts |
| Page views on xrpl.to | counts | counts |
| Searches on xrpl.to | counts | not used |
What lowers it
- Activity that looks like manipulation, such as wash trading, a sudden extreme pump or volume from a single wallet, counts for much less.
- Stablecoins rank lower by design. Tokens flagged as scams never trend, and flagged collections are not listed at all.
- Paid boosts never count. A boost buys a placement slot, not a higher score — see Boost.
Scores update continuously and fade without activity. The exact weights are not published, so the list cannot be gamed.