ASTEROIDXRPL

Ledger transparency hub

Every claim, with a receipt

Nothing on this page is hard-coded. Each figure is read from the validated XRP Ledger when you load it, and ships with a UTC observation time, the ledger index it came from, the method used and a link so you can check it yourself.

If the ledger cannot be reached, the affected card says so rather than showing an old value as if it were current.

Evidence 01

Issuer control paths

We do not assert “blackholed”. We check every signing path the ledger exposes and report exactly what each one says.

Checking issuer control paths…

Evidence 02

Issuance accounted for

The original intended issuance is 8 ASTEROID. Below is how much of it the ledger can currently account for.

Outstanding (held by others)

Ledger
Reading the ledger…

Obligations reported by the issuing account, excluding escrowed amounts.

Held in escrow

Ledger
Reading the ledger…

Sum of ASTEROID inside escrow objects on the project-declared treasury.

Accounted for

Ledger
Reading the ledger…

Outstanding plus escrowed.

Holders

Ledger
Reading the ledger…

Distinct accounts with an ASTEROID trust line balance.

View token on explorer(opens in a new tab)

Evidence 03

Treasury escrows

The treasury account is project-declared. The escrow objects on it, their amounts and their unlock dates are ledger-verifiable and read live.

Account: project-declaredEscrow objects: ledger-verifiable
Reading escrow objects…

Evidence 04

AMM liquidity & trading fee

ASTEROID trades against XRP through an XRPL automated market maker. The trading fee is set by LP votes and can change at any time, so it is always read live.

Reading the AMM pool…

Evidence 05

Transaction anchors

Key historical transactions, revalidated against the ledger on every visit instead of being quoted from memory.

Revalidating transaction anchors…

Reference

Wallet registry

Every address the project uses publicly, with an honest label for what the ledger proves versus what the project declares.

  • Issuer

    Ledger-verifiable
    rS5LWaqWuzmoiNpzgYJbPvD1bsRZTgDG7

    Issues the ASTEROID currency. Security status is read live from the ledger.

    View account(opens in a new tab)
  • Takeover qualifying wallet

    Project-declared
    r4E1KSenkzw6hMecZbo2KzX8Q6Bqqr6ST5

    Wallet identified by the project in connection with the community takeover.

    View account(opens in a new tab)
  • Project-declared treasury

    Project-declared
    rJREnsewUhaqZRz7xQUWCYmowqBYcWPgtv

    Holds the project-declared treasury escrows. Escrow objects themselves are ledger-verifiable.

    View account(opens in a new tab)
  • ASTEROID/XRP AMM account

    Ledger-verifiable
    rJvjfD8c1RaKTHSDr3MUL2fTdumkb6ngMQ

    Automated market maker account for the ASTEROID/XRP pair.

    View account(opens in a new tab)
  • LP inaccessibility account

    Ledger-verifiable
    rH581U7gHG8G1kgYibVEkzRc9hwMHaFPE1

    Holds LP tokens. Accessibility is assessed from live control-path checks, never asserted by label.

    View account(opens in a new tab)

Do it yourself

How to verify all of this

  1. 01

    Copy the issuer address and currency hex below. A ticker alone identifies nothing on the XRP Ledger — the issuer and currency together are the asset.

  2. 02

    Open the issuer on an XRPL explorer and read its account flags, regular key and signer list yourself. Compare them with the control paths above.

  3. 03

    Open the treasury account and list its escrow objects. The amounts and unlock dates should match the table above at the ledger index shown.

  4. 04

    Open the AMM pool and compare the pooled amounts and trading fee. These change constantly, so expect small differences from any snapshot.

Issuer address

Verify in full

rS5LWaqWuzmoiNpzgYJbPvD1bsRZTgDG7

View on explorer(opens in a new tab)

Currency code

ASTEROID

Currency hex

41535445524F4944000000000000000000000000

Similar names exist on the XRP Ledger and on other networks. Always confirm the full issuer address before you interact with anything.

Context, not endorsement

Transparency is not safety. On-chain evidence tells you what exists on the ledger; it says nothing about price, demand or the future of this project. ASTEROID XRPL is a highly speculative community token and you can lose everything you put into it.

ASTEROID XRPL is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with Ripple, the XRPL Foundation, SpaceX, Polaris Dawn, or ASTEROID projects on other networks.