XRP Mission Control
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XRP Mission Control — live score, daily brief, comparisons

54 / 100 NEUTRAL

XRP is currently at $1.07 and +1.0% vs the top-100 ex-XRP benchmark over the last 24h. The Mission Control Score (MCS) is a 0–100 relative-strength score that blends XRP's performance vs BTC, ETH, and the top-100 ex-XRP benchmark, plus a volume and 30-day range factor. It currently reads Neutral.

Snapshot at 19:45 UTC.

MCS Regime · Daily history

Each square is one UTC day, coloured by the MCS regime XRP closed in. The grid grows daily and caps at the last 90 days. Hover for the exact score; click to open that day's brief.

2026-05-12 → 2026-06-291 day strong · 3 days improving · 25 days neutral · 20 days lagging

Weak Lagging Neutral Improving Strong Extended

Market context

Fear & Greed12 · Extreme Fear
vs 7d ago -8 pts
30d range8 → 47
News attentionElevated · 50

Fear & Greed is a broad-crypto sentiment index, not XRP-specific. News attention measures how crowded the information environment is around XRP, not direction.

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Latest Daily Brief · 29 Jun 2026

XRP vs Market is neutral. News attention is elevated.

XRP is showing neutral relative strength today (+0.1% vs top-100 ex-XRP) with near-average volume, while news attention is elevated.

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On-Chain Metrics · XRPL

⏳ Coming soon

XRPL-native investor metrics: whale movements, exchange flows, network activity, supply dynamics, and DeFi TVL. With daily history charts. Tracking begins this week, full layer rolls out over the next 2-3 weeks as data accumulates.

Whales & Flows

  • 🐋 Largest XRP transfer (24h)
  • 📤 Net exchange flow (24h)

Network Activity

  • 👥 Active wallets (24h)
  • 🆕 New wallets (24h)

Supply & Economy

  • 🔥 XRP burned (daily + lifetime)
  • 🏦 XRPL TVL (DeFiLlama)
  • 💎 RLUSD market cap

Sources will include XRPSCAN, DeFiLlama, and the public XRPL ledger. All metrics will follow the same descriptive-context principle as the rest of the dashboard — no calls, no targets, no signals.