The DROP website brings the project's pages and live XRP Ledger information together. The site continues to add clearer ways to explore DROP; this overview reflects what is available today. The Blog is where the team shares project developments, ecosystem updates and progress. Learn is separate and contains beginner guides to wallets, the XRP Ledger, buying $DROP and liquidity pools.
Explore DROP
- Story shares how DROP began and the community behind it.
- Liquidity shows the main XRP / DROP pool, other $DROP pools, trading activity and estimated fee returns.
- Holders shows wallet counts, trust lines, supply distribution and eligible pool ownership attribution.
- Chart opens the live $DROP market chart.
- Learn explains how the XRP Ledger, wallets, trading and liquidity work.
- Blog shares updates from the team and background on the ecosystem.
Where the site's figures come from
On-chain figures are read from the XRP Ledger and show their snapshot time and ledger where available. Some readings update more often than others. The liquidity pool calculations are checked against ledger data, and the Holders page distinguishes direct balances from pool shares that can be attributed to providers. If a figure cannot be confirmed, the site may show a placeholder or explain the limitation.
NFT collection-holder figures are a separate dataset supplied by xrpl.to. The site identifies that source in its data-freshness details. It adds the holder counts for each of four collections, so a wallet in more than one collection can be counted more than once.
Check before trading
Other tokens can use the DROP name or ticker. Always compare the issuer address with the official details on our How to buy guide or Links page. Names and logos can be copied. The site is read-only and does not connect to a wallet or ask you to sign a transaction.
For the latest numbers, visit the live Liquidity, Holders and Chart pages. Blog posts explain how features work; they do not replace the live data shown on those pages.