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With more activity on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), more developers are now active in the ecosystem. XRPL has recorded 10% year-on-year growth and a 92% increase over two years in the total number of developers, according to data shared by crypto researcher Eri Carpe Diem.
Carpe Diem noted that the XRPL growth occurred during a period when the total number of new developers entering crypto dropped significantly since October 2025. The researcher pointed to Electric Capital’s GitHub-based data, adding that a decline in new developer interest is not unusual during bear markets.
Despite the broader slowdown, the XRP Ledger ecosystem has seen growth in developer numbers. Compared with last year, the developer count rose 10%, and it has nearly doubled since 2024, with a 92% increase. The report also cited that monthly active developers reached 288, representing 84 full-time equivalents.
The expansion in XRPL development activity may be linked to the ecosystem’s responsiveness to issues identified by users. In February 2026, the XRPL Foundation responded to a Bug Bounty program report, assuring the community that XRP Ledger was not affected by the bug and remains safe.
Such responsiveness could help strengthen developer confidence, supporting organic momentum on the chain.
Increased developer activity can translate into broader ecosystem adoption. Since XRP is the native asset on XRPL used for transaction fees, more active development could support growth in applications such as dApps, DeFi tools, and real-world asset tokenization.
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