XRP has experienced a large-scale whale sell-off over the past month, with a total of 1.18 billion tokens sold, putting downward pressure on the token. Recently, XRP has fallen by 0.8% to $1.90, underperforming the broader market. Meanwhile, spot ETFs have attracted over $1 billion in capital inflows since November, but this incremental capital has not been able to offset the selling pressure from whales. Analysts point out that the rotation effect between mainstream coins and altcoins is also increasing XRP's downward pressure. Large investors loosening their holdings combined with a shift in market risk appetite have formed the current weak market pattern.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 12-18 07:55
Whales are starting to dump again. This time, XRP really can't hold up.
1.90 still needs to drop further; ETF bloodsucking is useless.
Mainstream coins are being drained, altcoins are being sacrificed, rotation is so brutal.
All the chips are scattered; still hoping for a rebound? Dream on.
Wait a minute, can we bottom out in this wave... I have no money left.
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AirDropMissed
· 12-18 07:43
Whales are dumping again, and ETF buy-ins are useless... This is a market where big players call the shots.
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ConsensusBot
· 12-18 07:40
Whales are selling off again; ETF purchases can't keep up with the selling volume.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 12-18 07:37
Whales are dumping again, this rhythm is really crazy.
XRP has experienced a large-scale whale sell-off over the past month, with a total of 1.18 billion tokens sold, putting downward pressure on the token. Recently, XRP has fallen by 0.8% to $1.90, underperforming the broader market. Meanwhile, spot ETFs have attracted over $1 billion in capital inflows since November, but this incremental capital has not been able to offset the selling pressure from whales. Analysts point out that the rotation effect between mainstream coins and altcoins is also increasing XRP's downward pressure. Large investors loosening their holdings combined with a shift in market risk appetite have formed the current weak market pattern.