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# WINXRP Collaboration
You might have seen our foundation's link to [Windows XRP's OS](https://windowsxrp.com/), a nostalgic portal into the XRPL ecosystem.
From our website's footer.
It’s not every day that two XRPL projects come together with such natural alignment, but the partnership between **Fractions** and **Windows XRP (WINXRP)** feels almost inevitable.
One represents fractional value and efficiency, the other a nostalgic operating system portal into the XRPL ecosystem. Both share a vision: making blockchain tools **useful, approachable, and built for real people. Not just speculators.**
Screenshot of the "$Fractions Tool" in the style of Windows XP
One tangible outcome of this partnership is the **Fractions Calculator**, a small tool built specifically for the Windows XRP OS and inspired by the original XP OS. Whether it’s converting decimals to fractions or working out token ratios, the calculator reflects a shared belief: **the more intuitive the tools, the easier the adoption.**
> *You can see the original announcement here:*\
> [**Fractions XRPL on X**](https://x.com/FractionsXRPL/status/1871362767091044589)
But this partnership isn’t limited to tools—it extends to liquidity. Fractions and WINXRP share a growing **Automated Market Maker (AMM) pool**, one of the most active liquidity hubs in our Fractions-verse. During a recent ATH, volumes reached more than $2K in a 24-hour period with hundreds of swaps.
Screenshot pulled from the Fractions' token page on XPMarket.com
For those watching from the sidelines, this partnership is a reminder of what’s possible when projects focus on **shared goals over competition, usability over hype, and collaboration over isolation.**
**Explore the Collaboration Further:**
* [**FRACTIONS/WINXRP AMM Pool**](https://xpmarket.com/amm/pool/FRACTIONS-rEpjJd2X91D4vy1wctrE8o1wrFn4Mpzn4H/WINXRP-rU9q4ToobNpm8LuXc9ArgtEzdW3VdWix21)
* [**Windows XRP**](https://windowsxrp.com/)
* [**$Fractions Tool / Calculator**](https://fractions-foundation.netlify.app/)
**Want to Partner with Fractions?**
*Whether you're a project, business, or service looking to harness fractional value, we’d love to hear from you! Reach out on X* [*@FractionsXRPL*](https://hub.fractions.foundation/extras/www.x.com/FractionsXRPL) *(DMs are open) or join our community on* [***Telegram***](https://hub.fractions.foundation/extras/www.t.me/FractionsXRPL_Chat) *to start the conversation.*
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