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# How the Visual Balance Works

Visual Balance transforms your OBJECT balance into dynamic, interactive objects—making your crypto assets come to life. It’s fast, secure, and completely private.

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### Quick Overview

* **Secure XRP Address Input:**\
  Enter your XRP address to fetch your OBJECT balance and live price data in USD and XRP.
* **Image Upload (Optional):**\
  Upload a photo to generate a personalized pixelated imprint that colors your dynamic objects.
* **Interactive Visualization:**\
  See your balance represented as moving circles on a physics-enabled canvas. You can move them around and explore your assets.
* **Privacy First:**\
  No data (XRP addresses, images, etc.) is stored or sent to any server. For extra peace of mind, try our neutral AMM address: **rQUKWApwNvspWqLUyE7b7SjcuihsVUrhxG**.

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### How It Works in a Nutshell

1. **User Interaction:**
   * Input your XRP address and (optionally) upload an image.
   * Click "See OBJECT Balance" to trigger the visualization.
2. **Data Fetching:**
   * Uses XRPL JSON-RPC to fetch your balance.
   * Retrieves live price data from DexScreener.
3. **Dynamic Visualization:**
   * Uses Matter.js for realistic, interactive object movement.
   * Maps your balance to a number of circles (photo-based if an image is uploaded, or random otherwise).
4. **Additional Features:**
   * Toggle between USD and XRP display.
   * Use modals to share or copy your XRP address with a QR code.


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