rCODE
Issued token on the XRP Ledger
rPP4z4qH1VmmE7tjPD9o9Yo86c5rSxgfCT
$0.000678
+0.61% 24h
rCODE at a glance
rCODE is an issued token on the XRP Ledger, minted by the account rPP4z4qH…gfCT and published under the domain royalcode-xrpl-toml.old-grass-0f81.workers.dev. Our automated review carries elevated risk, so the issuer keeps powers or the supply is concentrated enough that a bad outcome would not require a hack, giving it a safety score of 54/100 and an overall health score of 50/100. The issuing account has been active for roughly 2111 days.
On the market side, rCODE last traded at $0.000678, up 0.61% over 24 hours. Volume across the ledger came to $2.3k in the last day from 7 trades and 4 distinct wallets, against a market value of $300.9k. 1 AMM pool holds $295.5k of liquidity behind that price.
About 195 wallets hold a balance across 208 trust lines. The largest single holder controls 48.9% of the sampled supply and the top ten together hold 99.7% — concentrated enough that one wallet's exit would move the price materially.
No critical issuer powers were detected. Read the flag list and score breakdown below before deciding whether the trading activity above is worth the settings the issuer still controls.
Supply & creator
Read live from the XRP Ledger
Who created this token, how much of it they still hold, and how much of the supply is actually out in the market.
Why this score?
rCODE reads moderate on safety (54/100), scored as an issuer publishing what looks like its own domain but otherwise unknown. Powers like freeze and clawback are weighted by who holds them — required for a supervised issuer, a serious red flag on an anonymous one. Websites are judged on quality, not existence: launchpad and free-host pages earn almost nothing. Open the breakdown to see every factor.
What helps this score
- +A project-owned domain is published on-ledger and can be checked independently.
- +Deep on-ledger liquidity means you can realistically exit near the quoted price.
What holds it down
- −The issuing account is not blackholed, so supply and settings can still be changed.
- −The issuer can freeze individual holders' balances.
- −The ten largest wallets hold about 100% of the sampled supply.
What the issuer can still do
These are permissions recorded on the XRP Ledger itself. They decide what can happen to your balance regardless of price.
- •The issuer account is still active and could issue more tokens.
- •The issuer can freeze holder balances.
Score breakdown
Activity
LowVolume, trade count and unique traders over 24h.
A high score is not a recommendation. It only means fewer of the risks we can measure automatically.
Who holds the supply
Sampled from live trust lines (196 balances sampled). When a handful of wallets hold most of the supply, they can move the price — or exit into your buy.
Holders
195
Wallets with a non-zero balance
Trust lines
208
Wallets that opted in to hold it
Holders 7d
-0.5%
Change since our snapshot a week ago
Circulating supply
443.93M
Issued balance across trust lines
Market activity
Market value
$300.9k
Price × circulating supply
24h volume
$2.3k
Traded on-ledger in the last day
7d volume
$3.5k
Traded on-ledger in the last week
30d volume
$18.5k
Summed from our daily snapshots once a full month is recorded
Volume / market value
0.7%
How much of the token turns over each day
Trades 24h
7
Number of on-ledger swaps
Unique traders 24h
4
Distinct wallets that traded it
Transfer fee
0.00%
Charged by the issuer on transfers between wallets
Volume can be manufactured. A large number next to only a few unique traders often means the same wallets trading with themselves, not real demand — compare the two figures above before reading volume as interest.
Liquidity behind the price
A price only holds if there is depth to sell into. This is the XRPL AMM liquidity we can see for this token.
Total AMM liquidity
$295.5k
Across all pools holding this token
AMM pools
1
Separate pools we track
Issuer age
2111 days
Since first ledger activity
| Pool | Size | 24h volume | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| rCODE/XRP | $296.0k | $2.3k | 0.500% |
How to read this page
Start with the issuer permissions — clawback, global freeze and an active issuing key are the risks price charts never show you. Then check concentration: a token with strong volume but one wallet holding most of the supply is a very different proposition from one spread across thousands of holders. Finally look at liquidity, because it decides whether you can leave at the price you see.
Everything here is educational research built from public ledger data and cross-checked against explorers such as Bithomp and XRPScan. It is not financial advice, and no score is a substitute for your own research.
Where to go next
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