On-chain monitoring captured a strange signal——

78 brand new addresses activated in bulk on the same day, instantly purchasing over 77 million XRP.

The most powerful one? A single wallet directly acquired 35 million tokens, which amounts to a solid ten million dollars at the current price. In addition, 6 accounts each secured about 1.99 million tokens, and there are 44 new faces whose holdings have all surpassed the 300,000 token mark.

Interestingly, 246 veteran players increased their positions simultaneously, adding nearly 18 million coins in total.

**But don't get me wrong, this is not a panic sell.**

Indeed, 78 old wallets were fully cleared that day (with a total outflow exceeding 100 million coins), but the number of new whales entering the market completely absorbed the sell-off. Analysts say this is a typical position restructuring move, which often occurs on the eve of significant volatility.

**So the question arises – why has Plasma suddenly caught the attention of the whales?**

The name Plasma is not new, but recently it has done something remarkable: it combined a modular execution layer with a ZK-Rollup hybrid architecture, directly boosting performance to the level of 100,000 TPS, directly competing with Ethereum's layer two solutions.

The key selling point is here – it natively supports cross-chain deployment of XRP assets, allowing whales to directly deposit XRP into the DeFi protocols of the Plasma ecosystem for yield generation, without any unnecessary friction.

The on-chain traces are already very evident. In the past seven days, several large XRP addresses transferred coins to the Plasma testnet cross-chain bridge, with a single transaction of up to 2 million coins. There are also rumors in the community that a former technical executive from Ripple Labs is suspected of secretly participating...

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