The XDC Network token showed relative strength with a 6.13% weekly gain despite a recent minor dip, while Bitcoin fell significantly. On-chain data suggests selling pressure may be easing, though daily active users have plummeted. The network recently completed a core infrastructure upgrade and, through key partnerships, has reached a milestone of $100 million in tokenized real-world assets.
The XDC Network token declined 0.76% over 24 hours but remained up 6.13% on the weekly chart. This performance contrasted with Bitcoin’s 12% loss for the same period.
A recent report highlighted the Layer 1 network as potentially having a high market cap but low active users. With a market cap of $706 million, the chain’s daily active users fell 84% from 2021 to just 45,000.
CryptoQuant data indicated the spot volume bubble map was in a cooling phase. This signaled declining trading volume, unlike conditions typical of market tops.
The spot taker cumulative volume delta also shifted to neutral over the past three weeks. This followed a taker-sell-dominant phase since October, suggesting selling pressure might be easing.
On the development front, the network successfully completed a hardfork on 30 January. The upgrade strengthens XDC’s core infrastructure with a focus on real-world asset tokenization.
Brazilian fintech Liqi Digital Assets and XDC Network announced a strategic partnership in April 2025. They recently reached a milestone of $100 million in tokenized RWAs on the XDC network.
In 2026, the partnership targets $500 million in issuances. This reinforces tokenization as a method for managing debt and credit.
A separate partnership with Brazil’s VERT Capital aims to tokenize $1 billion in debt and receivables. This focus highlights XDC’s orientation toward enterprise and institutional utility over retail.
On the price front, the XDC token was valued at $0.037. Analysts noted the prevailing bearish trend might test the long-standing support level near $0.022 in the coming weeks.
