[Coin World] Ripple has locked up again! This time, they directly threw 300 million XRP into an accomplice account, which amounts to over 600 million US dollars at the current price. In fact, this is their routine operation, which they do once a month, mainly to control the number of tokens circulating in the market. In simple terms, by locking up a portion, the XRP available in the market won't suddenly surge to impact the price. This kind of play is considered a standard move for large investors in the encryption circle, as having a lot of coins means there's a skill to deciding how to release them.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 13h ago
Lock-up Position is just Lock-up Position, anyway this XRP coin is like this, Ripple has the final say.
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GasGoblin
· 13h ago
Playing this trap again, Ripple's method is everywhere, the question is when can we really pump it?
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 13h ago
Another trap like this? Ripple really treats the Lock-up Position as part of their daily routine, locking up 600 million dollars just like that. How long can this operation go on?
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FloorSweeper
· 13h ago
This operation looks a bit worrisome. Can so much locked up still stabilize the market data?
Ripple locks another 300 million XRP into an accomplice account, worth over 600 million USD.
[Coin World] Ripple has locked up again! This time, they directly threw 300 million XRP into an accomplice account, which amounts to over 600 million US dollars at the current price. In fact, this is their routine operation, which they do once a month, mainly to control the number of tokens circulating in the market. In simple terms, by locking up a portion, the XRP available in the market won't suddenly surge to impact the price. This kind of play is considered a standard move for large investors in the encryption circle, as having a lot of coins means there's a skill to deciding how to release them.