How to Find the Best XRPL Tokens
xrpl.to sorts the XRP Ledger’s tokens several ways: what is trending, what gained most, what just launched. Each list answers a different question, and the biggest gains of the day usually sit on the smallest pools.
Today’s lists, side by side
Biggest gains, 24 hours
Full list| Token | 24h | Pool, XRP | Holders |
|---|---|---|---|
| +287% | 153 | 85 | |
| +96.0% | 6 | 1,072 | |
| +80.7% | 2,121 | 162 | |
| +69.7% | 643 | 53 | |
| +50.9% | 3,818 | 64 |
Live from xrpl.to’s lists, refreshed hourly. “Pool” is the XRP value of the token’s AMM pool: what a seller can actually be paid from. Compare the two columns before reading much into a percentage.
Where to look
- Trending: tokens with the most trading and attention right now.
- Gainers: the biggest price moves over 5 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours or 7 days.
- New: tokens as they launch, newest first.
- Most viewed: the token pages people are opening most on xrpl.to.
- Categories: Memes and Stablecoins; and by launchpad, such as FirstLedger or xrpl.to.
What to check before buying
- The pool against your trade. A trade that is a large share of the pool moves the price against you (liquidity checker).
- Who holds the supply. A few wallets holding most of it can sell into any rise; the token page’s holders tab shows it.
- Whether trading lasts. One busy day after weeks of nothing is a spike, not a market; the chart’s volume bars show it.
- What the issuer can do. Freeze, claw back, or issue more (token safety guide).
Questions
- How do I find new tokens on the XRP Ledger?
- The New page lists tokens as they launch, newest first. A token minutes old has no track record: check who holds the supply and how much is in its pool before buying.
- Why do top gainers often fall right after?
- A small pool moves a long way on a few trades, up and down. When a gain of hundreds of percent sits on a pool of a few thousand XRP, a handful of sellers can undo it.
- What do the gainer time frames mean?
- The change in price over the last 5 minutes, hour, 24 hours or 7 days. Short frames show what is moving now; longer ones show what has held up.