CoinWorld News reports that, according to U.Today, in the past 24 hours, the RLUSD treasury burn on the XRP Ledger exceeded 59,364,323 RLUSD tokens, and an increase in RLUSD activity is typically seen at the end of the month. Data from the Ripple stablecoin tracker shows that, in the past 24 hours, the total RLUSD burning and minting activity exceeded 118 million RLUSD tokens. XRP validator Vet said that the RLUSD minting/burning pattern remains steady, with issuance activity on the XRP Ledger increasing as the month ends. Vet believes that the end-of-April activity spike has not yet shown up, and that this pattern will coincide with the XRP event scheduled to take place in Las Vegas from April 30 to May 1, 2026.

Just came across something interesting about XRP distribution. Apparently you only need around 2,505 XRP to land yourself in the top 10 percent of XRP holders, which honestly caught my attention. That's a pretty low bar when you think about it. Some crypto analyst was pointing this out recently, showing how the wealth distribution actually looks across different wallet groups. The thing that stood out to me is how this suggests we might still be early in the adoption phase. Like, if you only need that amount to be in the top tier, it means a huge chunk of addresses are holding even less. Makes you wonder how concentrated the supply really is. The community's been debating what this actually means though. Some people are saying that one investor could be running multiple wallets, so the actual number of top 10 percent xrp holders might be smaller than the raw data shows. That's a fair point honestly. Others are bringing up how this compares to other cryptos and whether retail investors still have room to accumulate. What's interesting is how this ties into the whole XRP narrative about whether we're still early or not. The numbers suggest that if you're holding a modest stack, you're still in a relatively privileged position compared to most addresses. Whether that translates to future gains though is another question entirely. Definitely something worth keeping an eye on if you're tracking xrp holder distribution.