Tap anywhere to hear each payment chimeTap anywhere to start sound
Real sender → receiver flow
Watch the coin move.
Every arc below is a real, successful Payment transaction pulled live from the public XRP Ledger — drawn the instant it settles, moving from its actual sender address to its actual receiver address. Small payments drift by in teal; anything at or above the whale threshold flashes gold. Nothing here is simulated or replayed — if the ring is quiet, the network is quiet.
Click on center of screen to activate if necessary.
Tap to hide this panel and see the full flow — tap anywhere to bring it back
Flow vitals — real data
Ledger pulse—
Ledger #—
Flows seen (session)0
XRP moved (session)0
Largest flow—
Connecting to the live ledger stream…
Hover a node for its real address · click a flow-log entry for full transaction detail
Tracing the flow…
Ambient mode · move or press any key to exit
Real data, no fabrication: every arc is a real Payment transaction observed on the live XRP Ledger via the public XRPL WebSocket API (xrplcluster.com), the same feed powering the main monitor and Whale Reef. Unlike Whale Reef, this view has no size floor — every successful XRP-denominated payment is drawn, so the ring reflects the network's actual real-time payment volume, not just its rare large moves. Addresses are shown truncated (first 6 / last 4 characters) and link out to full detail on XRPScan via each transaction's real hash. Node positions are an arbitrary ring layout for legibility — XRP accounts have no inherent geography — but every account shown, every arc drawn, and every amount displayed is real. Ledger pulse and index come from the same live ledger stream as the main monitor. This is a live-only view: flow events are not stored, so refreshing the page starts the ring empty again.
Sound: that tinkling tone is a live synthesizer, not a recording — a real XRP payment carries no audio of its own. One chime is triggered per real Payment record the instant it settles, with no throttling or sampling, so a busy stretch of the ledger sounds like a genuine cluster of chimes rather than a fixed rhythm. Whale-sized payments (the same real threshold behind the gold arcs) ring a fuller three-note chime; every other payment gets a single tink. Muted by default until your first tap or click, per browser autoplay rules.
