XRP Ledger CTO Pitches New Yield Idea Amid Ghost Chain Concerns

New research suggests the XRP Ledger is seeing lower human activity than expected. Data from Bitquery shows that roughly 93 percent of transactions in August were processed by just 793 accounts. Most of these accounts are identified as machines or automated bots, leading some to question the current level of actual user engagement on the chain.

Despite these reports, development continues. The CTO of the XRP Ledger Foundation recently proposed a new concept that could allow users to move funds directly from X Money accounts to earn yield. This idea aims to integrate financial growth opportunities directly into the existing network infrastructure.

The market is now watching to see how the community reacts to these findings. While the concentration of automated transactions raises questions about network health, the push for new yield features shows a clear focus on utility. Traders should monitor whether these new financial tools can attract more human users back to the ledger in the coming months.