Published records
Recognized prayer and testimony registrations.
Explore the prayers people publish, the history our map preserves, and the records the XRP Ledger can confirm.
One observatory. Every number has a source.
Reading the latest validated ledger. Sections load independently.
Recognized prayer and testimony registrations.
Wallets publishing or responding in the scanned history.
Positive balances, including pool and service accounts.
Sourced entries in the Prayer Map’s published dataset.
Public posts, replies and Amens leave a trail that anyone can inspect.
The first page loads automatically. Extend the same ledger snapshot one page at a time; partial counts remain marked as lower bounds.
Validated registration and response dates.
The chart appears when the history scan finishes. Missing history is not plotted as zero.
Counts describe public records, not people or prayer outcomes.
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A wallet is not a unique person. These counts describe participation, not the effectiveness of prayer.
Registration, NFT reference and verified mint are different steps.
Successful, validated project-format records.
A publication links an NFT and mint transaction.
A bounded sample checked against the actual transaction.
Waiting for validated public records.
Each link opens its transaction for independent review. Private message contents are never read.
Project coverage and public prayer-focus groups, with their different sources made visible.
Explore dated accounts, changing place names, public reporting and the map’s scriptural artwork in their own layers.
Open the interactive map ↗Scriptural animation is artistic interpretation. It is not evidence of the cause of historical events.
Reading the project coverage manifest.
Records are not unique people, deaths, cities or civilizations. Coverage varies by source, time and region. The map does not contain a complete history of the world. No 2026 annual death total or population-adjusted rate is inferred from missing data.
Read the coverage manifest ↗Broad areas that enough different wallets have chosen as the subject of a prayer.
Waiting for public registration data.
This shows what prayers concern, never where people live. Groups need 5, 10 or 20 distinct wallets, depending on scope and risk. Released counts round down to multiples of five.
Token balances and market conditions at a named validated ledger. All views are read-only.
Pool and service accounts are included. Trust lines with zero balance are not counted as holders.
JCS / Pool reserves belong to liquidity providers. They are not your wallet balance or a guaranteed sale price.
Open JCS liquidity tools ↗Funded amounts within the returned sample. Order-book offers and pool reserves are separate sources of liquidity.
Open the trading workspace ↗Waiting for account settings.
Disabling a master key alone does not prove an issuer is blackholed. Regular keys and signer settings also matter.
Connect with the header button to view only your JCS balance and recognized NFT categories. This page never creates a transaction request.
NFT categories are candidates based on public identifiers; a taxon by itself does not prove authenticity. Private Capsule text and keys are never read.
Operational facts and selected capabilities. A network feature being enabled does not mean JCS has adopted it.
Reserve requirements apply under XRPL rules and exceptions. Base fee is not a final signing quote.
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Ledger hash pendingLive snapshots refresh at most every 60 seconds while this tab is visible. History and balances load one page initially; the Load more buttons continue their original snapshot. Refresh starts a fresh sample at the latest validated ledger. If a source stops responding, its last successful reading is marked as retained, not current.
Download measurements with their source, ledger and coverage notes. No connected-wallet details or private contents are included.
JSON downloads include a SHA-256 digest of the enclosed snapshot when available.
These providers maintain their own data and services. Their prices do not replace the ledger measurements above.