D. Together

Combined effect on the price

Whose transactions moved each pool's price — to the peak, since the peak, and over its whole life.

Published

October 2, 2026

Ledger index

107030551

Contents

• The CULT/XRP pool
• The OBEY/XRP pool

Accounts marked “flow-connected to” an activation tree are those the CULT and OBEY token flow reaches from it at its widest flow threshold, 10 CULT paid in total one way; the token-flow article sets out how it is followed, and the groups at every other threshold. Accounts flow-connected to both activation trees: 17 at 10 CULT, 0 at 30 CULT, 0 at 50 CULT. Being flow-connected does not make an account the activation tree's.

Every change in a pool's price can be put against the transaction that caused it, and on a logarithmic scale those changes add up exactly to the whole move. This article adds them up by whose transactions they were: Pheanor's activation tree, Hodler's activation tree, the accounts flow-connected to each or both, the account that received the whole issue, and everyone else — from the pool's opening to its peak, from the peak to now, and over its whole life. In each, the shares add up to 100%, and a share below zero is a push the other way.

The CULT/XRP pool

The pool opened at 0.102649 XRP per CULT, peaked at 290.9880 on 2026-06-17 14:50:31 UTC (×2,834.790), and stands at 148.9931 now (×0.512 since the peak).

Table 1. Whose transactions moved the CULT/XRP pool's price, in each stretch.

every row: download price-by-whose.csv.

Table 2. How the activation trees, the flow-connected accounts and the accounts that received an issue moved the CULT/XRP pool's price, by kind of transaction.

every row: download price-by-whose-and-kind.csv.

Table 3. Single-asset moves of CULT in the CULT/XRP pool — taking CULT alone out, which raises the price, and putting it alone in, which lowers it — from the named wallets alone, through each activation tree, to every scenario of which connected accounts are counted with them. An activation tree's “reached from it” rows add the accounts the token flow reaches from that activation tree, those reached from both activation trees included; each connection-profile row adds a band to the rows above it; each flow row counts every account flow-connected at that threshold. The net is what the two kinds of move multiplied to together.

every row: download single-asset-scenarios.csv.

Table 4. What the activation trees' CULT would fetch sold into the pool now, by the network's own formula with its 1.0% fee — each row on its own, as if nobody else sold first.

every row: download trees-would-fetch.csv.

The OBEY/XRP pool

The pool opened at 6.9000 XRP per OBEY, peaked at 32,842.2531 on 2024-11-16 13:42:10 UTC (×4,759.747), and stands at 2,860.6916 now (×0.087 since the peak).

Table 5. Whose transactions moved the OBEY/XRP pool's price, in each stretch.

every row: download obey-price-by-whose.csv.

Table 6. How the activation trees, the flow-connected accounts and the accounts that received an issue moved the OBEY/XRP pool's price, by kind of transaction.

every row: download obey-price-by-whose-and-kind.csv.

Table 7. Single-asset moves of OBEY in the OBEY/XRP pool — taking OBEY alone out, which raises the price, and putting it alone in, which lowers it — from the named wallets alone, through each activation tree, to every scenario of which connected accounts are counted with them. An activation tree's “reached from it” rows add the accounts the token flow reaches from that activation tree, those reached from both activation trees included; each connection-profile row adds a band to the rows above it; each flow row counts every account flow-connected at that threshold. The net is what the two kinds of move multiplied to together.

every row: download obey-single-asset-scenarios.csv.

Table 8. What the activation trees' OBEY would fetch sold into the pool now, by the network's own formula with its 1.0% fee — each row on its own, as if nobody else sold first.

every row: download obey-trees-would-fetch.csv.

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