The Holders page is a live view of how $DROP is held on the XRP Ledger. You do not need an explorer to read it: the page groups balances, shows the ledger snapshot behind its figures and explains how pool ownership is handled.
Direct wallet balances
The page separates wallets with a positive $DROP balance from trust lines that are open but empty. It also shows circulating supply, tokens held in pools, tokens outside pools, wallet-size groups and the largest eligible holders. The issuer, AMM accounts and known burn addresses are accounted for separately from ordinary wallet holders. Some known accounts are excluded from rankings and wallet-size groups while remaining part of ecosystem accounting.
The wallet rankings are not a list of every account: the largest holder table shows the ten largest eligible wallets, and the distribution groups the rest into rank bands. Exchange accounts can appear because an exchange wallet is still an on-ledger holder; the page identifies a tracked Bitrue balance separately where data is available.
What Include Liquidity changes
A provider deposits assets into a pool and receives LP tokens representing a share of that pool. With Include Liquidity selected, the page adds a wallet's attributed share of $DROP from eligible pools to its direct balance. One wallet can provide liquidity to multiple pools, but each wallet remains in one size group based on the combined amount.
The attribution uses a consistent ledger snapshot and checks the pool's reserve, LP-token supply and holder balances. Depending on what can be verified, an allocation may be exact, precision-adjusted, partial or estimated. The page reports the current coverage. Pool reserves that cannot be reliably assigned to wallets stay in a separate unassigned segment. Pools outside the current eligibility rules are not added to wallet balances.
With Wallet Holdings selected, the distribution reflects direct wallet balances and shows all pool-held $DROP separately. This makes it easier to distinguish tokens held directly from tokens held through a pool.
Read the snapshot
The Data freshness control shows the ledger and update time for the current on-chain snapshot. When an ownership scan is still running or cannot be verified, the page shows progress or an explanation and keeps the direct-wallet view available. It does not silently present unfinished pool data as a confirmed wallet balance.
The old holder-history chart is no longer part of the website. For current information, use the live counts and distribution on the Holders page. NFT collection counts are provided separately by xrpl.to and are not part of the on-ledger $DROP holder total.