The XRP Ledger (XRPL) has experienced a significant increase in reserve errors, reaching a three-year high of 372,280 on March 18. This spike suggests heightened network activity, despite recent price declines. XRP's price rose 18.5% from $1.35 to $1.6 between March 8 and March 17, before dropping 10% to approximately $1.44. The surge in reserve errors, which occur when users attempt transactions without sufficient XRP for reserves or fees, indicates growing usage of the XRPL. On-chain data shows errors climbed from just over 3,000 on March 10 to over 230,000 by March 17, peaking at over 370,000 on March 18. This trend suggests increased demand and participation on the network, potentially reducing the circulating supply of XRP as more tokens are locked up for reserves.