XRBC trading & markets

In everyday terms: a pool is a shared supply of two assets used for swaps. A small supply can run short quickly: selling may return much less than the headline price.

Developer terms: AMM reserves are the two balances held by a pool. Depth is reserve size; slippage is the difference between the starting price and the average price of a trade. Reserves alone do not prove an executable route.

No direct XRP pool found means this exact token has no token/XRP AMM at the checked ledger. Trading may still be possible through order-book buyers or a different token pair. Take extra care: those routes and their available buyers are not measured here. This can be a sign of an undeveloped trading market; it does not establish that the token itself is undeveloped or has no utility or intrinsic value.

Depth labels: very thin = under 1,000 XRP; limited = 1,000 to under 10,000 XRP; larger = at least 10,000 XRP on the XRP side. These transparent display thresholds measure one pool, not total token liquidity or investment safety. The 100-XRP comparison shows relative size only, not an executable quote. A larger pool is no guarantee of a successful exit.

Liquidity unknown means a data request failed. It never means zero liquidity. Read the reason on the token row and use Check this token after any service cooldown.

What is ranked: a progressively loaded catalog of exact trust-line token identities. XRBC, XRB, JCS and SOLO have known exact identities. Liquidity-first discovery uses a public index ordered by its reported TVL to find candidates; broad discovery and name search use XRPL Meta. Final ranks use independently measured XRP-side reserves, never the provider’s risk tags, estimated valuations or listing rank. There is no 50-token total cap. The 10/25/50/100 selector controls displayed rows only. The directory does not apply a provider trust-level filter or alter permission to trade. The same liquidity measurements apply to every row. This directory covers classic trust-line tokens. MPTs, NFTs and order-book depth are outside this measurement. A row can separately check up to four named stablecoin pairs on demand; those reserves stay in their own units and never enter the XRP ranking or total. Unchecked routes are not silently counted as missing liquidity.

One ledger per check batch: up to 50 token checks share a validated ledger hash. Completed checks appear progressively; the batch does not need to finish before results are shown. Checks for larger catalogs rotate through bounded batches, starting with never-checked or oldest observations. Recent results from different batches can share the table; the summary labels mixed ledgers and each row retains its exact ledger and time. Only fresh, successfully checked pools receive a rank or enter the reserve total. Older retained observations and failures remain visible but unranked. An unavailable lookup is never reported as zero liquidity.

Images: exact-identity local assets and Bithomp’s public token-image service, with allowlisted XRPL Meta cached-image fallback. Bithomp can aggregate issuer logos, verified-domain TOMLs and curated images, or provide a generated icon. A picture is not proof of identity, ownership or safety. Image requests disclose your IP address to the image provider, not your wallet.

Observations: reserves, fees, reported frozen state and changes between comparable snapshots. Reserve changes can arise from trades or liquidity operations; they do not establish a withdrawal or misconduct. Repeated-wallet, round-trip and volume-pattern analysis is not performed by this module. A row with no snapshot changes is not a clean bill of health.

Refresh: one bounded initial check, manual refresh and automatic visible-section checks every two minutes (pausable); no account history scan or background collector. Metadata is loaded in bounded pages on demand; it is not an exhaustive AMM census. Each provider has different coverage. Switch to the broader catalog, search by name or check an exact identity if a token is missing. Provider failure falls back to broad discovery with a visible explanation. No provider can establish universal ledger coverage here. Exact lookup bypasses metadata discovery, not any wallet access gate. Last observations are held only in this page session. Reloading starts a new comparison baseline. Failed checks stop or back off instead of repeatedly loading the proxy.

Tool access: browsing and exporting this index require no wallet. Linked tools keep their own established wallet-verification and XRBC-holding rules. This section never prepares a trade, trustline or signing request.

Protocol reference: XRPL amm_info. Report a reproducible discrepancy through official support.