XRP has emerged as one of the most searched ticker symbols on X amid growing user interest in crypto market discussions on the platform.
The increased visibility comes as X expands tools that let users track market activity directly within posts, a shift toward real-time financial engagement on the platform.
Key Data Points
XRP ranked 6th among the most searched cashtags on X, according to Nikita Bier, Head of Product.
The data covers searches from December 1, 2025, to January 14, 2026, Bier said.
IREN topped the list, followed by TSLA, ASTS, BTC, and ONDS.
Additional cashtags in the top group included GME, NBIS, OPEN, and ETH, Bier disclosed.
The rankings were released shortly after X confirmed development of Smart Cashtags.
XRP Role in Market Conversations on X
XRP Among the Top 10 Most Searched Cashtags## Smart Cashtags Launch
The release of the ranking data coincides with X’s confirmation that it is developing a new feature called Smart Cashtags. According to Bier, the tool will link ticker symbols in posts directly to live market data.
When users tap a cashtag, they will be taken to an in-app page displaying price information, price changes, charts, and related posts. Thus, the feature aims to make market-related conversations easier to follow without requiring users to leave the platform.
Bier noted that Smart Cashtags will help mitigate confusion surrounding asset symbols. This concern is particularly acute in cryptocurrency markets, where overlapping or similar names are common.
To improve accuracy, some digital assets may be identified by their smart contract addresses, enabling clearer differentiation among tokens that share similar ticker symbols.
X plans to gather user feedback ahead of a public rollout. Bier said the company is targeting a launch next month. However, details on potential trading features or monetisation tools have not been disclosed.
Financial Strategy and Platform Expansion
These developments align with X’s broader effort to position itself as a source of real-time financial information. Owner Elon Musk has repeatedly described his ambition to transform X into an “everything app,” a vision that includes payments and financial services.
Earlier, former X CEO Linda Yaccarino announced plans for in-app investing in June before stepping down a month later. Bier joined X around the same period. In addition, he serves as an advisor to Solana and as a venture partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners.
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XRP Becomes One of the Most Searched Tickers on X
XRP has emerged as one of the most searched ticker symbols on X amid growing user interest in crypto market discussions on the platform.
The increased visibility comes as X expands tools that let users track market activity directly within posts, a shift toward real-time financial engagement on the platform.
Key Data Points
XRP Role in Market Conversations on X
The release of the ranking data coincides with X’s confirmation that it is developing a new feature called Smart Cashtags. According to Bier, the tool will link ticker symbols in posts directly to live market data.
When users tap a cashtag, they will be taken to an in-app page displaying price information, price changes, charts, and related posts. Thus, the feature aims to make market-related conversations easier to follow without requiring users to leave the platform.
Bier noted that Smart Cashtags will help mitigate confusion surrounding asset symbols. This concern is particularly acute in cryptocurrency markets, where overlapping or similar names are common.
To improve accuracy, some digital assets may be identified by their smart contract addresses, enabling clearer differentiation among tokens that share similar ticker symbols.
X plans to gather user feedback ahead of a public rollout. Bier said the company is targeting a launch next month. However, details on potential trading features or monetisation tools have not been disclosed.
Financial Strategy and Platform Expansion
These developments align with X’s broader effort to position itself as a source of real-time financial information. Owner Elon Musk has repeatedly described his ambition to transform X into an “everything app,” a vision that includes payments and financial services.
Earlier, former X CEO Linda Yaccarino announced plans for in-app investing in June before stepping down a month later. Bier joined X around the same period. In addition, he serves as an advisor to Solana and as a venture partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners.