Official update
New on xrp.ONL
A cleaner feed. Easier browsing. More room for your identity.

What changed
- FeedClearer posts
- Separate cards, cover images for official posts, and actions below the content.
- IdentitySee the source
- Names, anonymous identities and token pictures make posts easier to recognise.
- CommentsNo double posts
- The same comment no longer appears as both a notice and a second post.
- MobileSmoother browsing
- Tidier search controls, better dialogs and a more reliable first load.

Live stays newest first. Pictures and payments do not move a post ahead of newer activity.
Your profile, in 3 steps
- 01
Boost a project
Your first verified ONL boost opens a profile for the address that paid. Keep the browser open for confirmation.
- 02
Choose your name
Open the profile controls on your account page. Add a handle, display name and short bio.
- 03
Make it yours
Share /u/your-handle. Keep the letter avatar or choose an NFT picture.
A boost is paid: you approve the amount in your wallet, and that ONL is permanently burned. Reading, searching, reacting and commenting stay free.
Your NFT, your avatar
NFT you hold
Your avatar
An NFT you hold can supply your profile picture.
- Open your profile controls.
- Select Choose your avatar.
- Pick an image from the NFTs held by the same address.
The NFT stays in your wallet. No extra burn to choose it.
Changing or removing an avatar
Already using an NFT? Select Remove NFT avatar before choosing another. No NFT is required: your handle's letter mark is the fallback. If the NFT leaves the address, the mark returns after ownership is rechecked. Selling the NFT does not transfer your profile.
Using another browser or device
Complete another supported, verified ONL action through xrp.ONL from the same address to regain its profile controls in that browser. Visiting a public profile alone does not grant access.
What others can see
Your name, bio and avatar are public. Show my profile on my activity is off by default. Turning it on names your profile beside supported activity. The profile page does not list your address, but public burns or a recognisable NFT can link back to it.
Feedback on this page
Reactions are anonymous and public, and a comment is published under a colour in this thread rather than a name. Neither changes the page — this is where a reader says what they think of it, and where we read it.
Discussion