How to use xrp.ONL

Use the search field above or the search bar in the header. On a desktop keyboard, you can also press / while you are not typing in another field. This is a Search shortcut, not a separate menu. Type or paste one identifier; select a suggestion or press Enter to open it.

Search a token name or ticker, an account address beginning with r, a 64-character transaction hash, or a ledger index. For a token, check its exact issuer and currency.

Opening search with an empty field first shows destinations saved in this browser only. If there are none, one clearly labelled ONL-boosted placement may appear above pages people are watching. If neither is available, no market-mover list is substituted. Use Clear to remove local recent-search history. A typed query is still ordered by what you typed, not by an ONL burn.

The Live feed shows discoveries, comments, verified ONL burns and other public activity, newest first. Open a post's subject to read more, or open its author to see that profile's public activity. A discovery marks the first visit to a token or launch new to xrp.ONL. Returning to something the site already knows does not make it new again, even if its earlier discovery post is missing. Opening the site's own pages never creates a discovery.

Discoveries use your browser's anonymous profile unless you are signed in to a profile with publication enabled. The anonymous profile is the same one used for comments and reactions. Official publications are labelled xrp.ONL. Older posts whose authors were not saved say Mystery discoverer or Mystery author; these labels are not anonymous profiles. The Privacy page explains these identifiers and their limits.

Open your anonymous profile from the header or footer without an account. Its public page becomes available after your first public action. Author links in comments and a detail page's Recent activity open the same public profiles. Recent activity includes past reactions; it is not a list of reactions still active now.

Reactions and views

On a feed post, choose one reaction. On a detail page, you can choose more than one. Select your reaction again to remove it. The count updates immediately and then confirms with the service.

Love

A visitor's positive reaction.

Interesting

A visitor wants to flag it as notable or worth looking into.

Bullish

A visitor's bullish sentiment — not a forecast or advice.

Warning

A visitor wants others to use extra caution and verify independently.

Poop

A visitor's strongly negative reaction.

Reaction counts describe the mood of visitors who happened to open the page. They do not verify holdings, identity, safety, or truth. One browser can hold more than one reaction, but the attention model treats that browser as one opinion when it weights a rank. Views use the eye icon and require visible reading time, with limits designed to reduce repeated counting.

Open Watched for pages people are watching, shown through Now, 24h, or 7d. It is an attention view, not a set of buy or sell signals.

Reading the card

Each card is one destination. Select it to open the full token, account, transaction, ledger, or launch page.

#1, #2, #3…

The position in the selected Watched window. It starts with measured attention and can include the bounded weighting described above. It is not a safety rating.

number

Estimated counted browser visits for the selected Watched time window. It is not the number of token holders or transactions.

Token price change

Where a token price change is shown, it comes from the available ledger-based price history. Check its time window and source on the token page. Green means up and red means down; it does not predict what happens next.

Small line

On Watched cards, the small line is recent visit history. It describes attention, not price movement.

New

The page received recent eligible attention in the last five minutes. It is a freshness marker, not a recommendation.

ONL mark

A validated ONL burn has added labelled discovery visibility. Burn totals and ledger proof are available from the page's ONL control, not the board preview.

Observed ledger activity

When xrp.ONL last observed the item's validated ledger movement. It is not a volume total or a trade recommendation.

number

A read-only summary of visitor reactions. The icon is the most common reaction and the number is the total reactions; react only after opening the item.

Both lists are private and free. Without a profile session, they stay in this browser. Signed in, new choices are saved to your profile across devices. Browser-only choices are kept separately and are not imported into a profile. Clearing site data removes browser-only choices.

A token page shows its exact issuer and currency alongside available price, issued supply, holder counts, issuer-published information, and links to independent explorers. Prices come from validated AMM pool states; supply and holders are read from the ledger. A price history may be incomplete or unavailable. Trading volume is not currently published. An account page shows balance, spendable XRP, owner count, sequence, and recent transactions. Transaction and ledger pages show the relevant validated fields and explorer links.

Always verify an address, currency, transaction hash, and material claim with a trusted XRPL source before acting. A name, logo, market figure, page ranking, or the existence of a page is never a safety rating or endorsement.

On token, account, transaction, ledger, and launch pages, use Share in the page's action row to open your device's share sheet or copy the exact link. If data or a feature looks wrong, use Report an issue in the footer; reports go privately to the xrp.ONL team rather than becoming public reactions.

ONL is xrp.ONL's utility and payment layer, not only its boost token. Every platform action that has a price uses ONL and ends in a burn to the blackholed issuer. Free actions stay free; when the platform charges for a service, ONL is the one rail behind it.

Today burns buy project visibility, automatically open an address-linked profile on the first settled project burn, and withdraw a profile for 1 ONL. The profile layer is still growing toward recovery, transfer, and more user-controlled actions; those are not live yet. Any paid step added there will use the same burn rail.

A profile is never a login and never asks for one. Any settled ledger action from an address hands that address's profile back to the browser that made it, so a second device proves itself by doing something it was already doing. Once your profile has a handle it lives at /u/your-handle; before that its own controls sit on your account page, and the footer of every page links there while this browser holds it. The address behind the profile is never published.

A burn is payment for a real service, not a penalty. A visibility burn is meant to bring a project extra eyes; the bounded Live contribution keeps discovery balanced without making paid reach useless. Once the service is credited, the ONL leaves circulation, so platform use shares its scarcity effect across the wider ONL ecosystem instead of accumulating as a platform fee.

Launches and boosts

Launch pages read their public figures from MoonValve. MoonValve operates the sale and holds any pledges; xrp.ONL does not take funds. Follow the launch's external link to continue there.

The ONL pill on a supported page opens an optional burn flow. You can also start from Boosted with ONL and choose an account, token, transaction, or launch. A boost is recorded only after the matching XRP Ledger burn is verified. Its cumulative total sets its position on that page; eligible projects can also rotate through one labelled empty-search placement and receive the bounded Live contribution described above. Those surfaces are designed to create extra chances to be seen, while the 24h, 7d, Active, Market, and reaction readings keep their own signals.

ONL is burned permanently to its blackholed issuer rather than paid to the platform. The ledger keeps the proof. A burn reduces the circulating amount; it does not guarantee a price increase or a return. Burned ONL cannot be refunded, and your wallet also pays a separate network fee in XRP.

1. 1 — Choose
   Open the ONL pill and select a preset or enter the amount to burn.
2. 2 — Pay
   Create the request, then scan the QR code, open Xaman, or copy the exact destination and Invoice ID into any XRPL wallet.
3. 3 — Verify
   Keep the page open while xrp.ONL checks the matching ledger transaction. Only a validated burn updates the permanent total and discovery visibility.