Ripple Stability Currency Tracking page shows that RLUSD traffic on the Ether House has exceeded XRP Ledger. The latest data show that the Ether Workshop has now become the largest circulation network of RLUSD, a change mainly from the past 24 hours of higher casting.

Over the last 24 hours, it's growing faster.

As of the latest statistics, RLUSD flows in the Taifeng were $989.34 million and XRP Ledger $941.36 million. Ripple has recently continued to adjust RLUSD liquidity between supported block chains, while the new supply has clearly gone more to the Ether factory.

On 20 August, $73.8 million in RLUSD was cast in the Taifeng and $23.5 million was destroyed. By 21 August, the manuscript had been sent, with an additional amount of $53.2 million for casting and $15 million destroyed.

XRP Ledger grew relatively slowly during the same period. On 20 August, 36.1 million RLUSD was found on the chain to destroy 14.4 million dollars; on 21 August, the manuscript was sent, with an additional 12.5 million dollars cast and $6.5 million destroyed.

Large-scale casting is concentrated in the Ether factory.

The chain track account disclosure records show that 25 million and 20 million RLSDs were found and 10 million were destroyed in the last few hours. XRP Ledger recorded a total of 10 million RLSD foundries.

In the last 24 hours, 20 million new casting deals, 14 million and 16 million RLUSD have been made on the Ether Workshop, further widening the supply gap between the two chains.

Total supply rising to record highs

As supplies continue to change in the near future, the RLUSD total is approaching $2 billion. The tracking page shows that its total current circulation is about US$ 1,339 million, which is a new high since its introduction in December 2024.

RLUSD is on line and supports both XRP Ledger and Ether, so the circulation structure has fluctuated between the two networks. In June of this year, for the first time, XRP Ledger exceeded the volume of RLSD traffic, and the latest round of supply adjustments brought the Ether Workshop back in the lead.