Chris Larsen’s massive sales shake the market
The post Chris Larsen’s massive sales shake the market appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Million-dollar sales, disturbed sentiment, and a community on alert: the recent transfer of over $26 million in XRP by co-founder Chris Larsen has truly shaken the crypto world. But what exactly is happening? And why have these operations become the center of such heated discussions among analysts, investors, and ordinary users? Let’s try to understand how the so-called “Larsen case” risks changing the perception of Ripple and what strategies to adopt to avoid being caught unprepared in the face of these market turbulences. Behind the Scenes of Mega-Transactions: Why Does Larsen Divide the Community? The financial moves of Larsen have certainly not gone unnoticed in the crypto landscape. In recent days, about 8 million XRP (equivalent to about 26 million dollars) were moved from the personal wallet of the Ripple co-founder precisely at a time of great price instability. This timing is no coincidence: it has shone a spotlight on the possible strategies of the insiders. ZachXBT, one of the most followed on-chain analysts, highlighted how at least 150 million dollars have been transferred to exchanges and centralized platforms, with an evident potential intent for direct sale. Curious, isn’t it? Yet the wallet doesn’t empty: Chris Larsen still holds about 2.7 billion XRP, a huge share of the total reserves of the cryptocurrency. XRP Price and Fluctuations: How Much Do the Co-founders’ Large Sales Matter? The “dumping” of large volumes of XRP always provokes intense reactions among users. In correspondence with these transfers, XRP has seen its value fluctuate significantly, reaching peaks around 3.25 dollars and then dropping to about 3.00 dollars within a few days. The common thread? A growing distrust towards the management’s moves and a certain fear of medium-term instability. There is no shortage of investors who openly speak of scandal, interpreting these movements as true strategies…
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Million-dollar sales, disturbed sentiment, and a community on alert: the recent transfer of over $26 million in XRP by co-founder Chris Larsen has truly shaken the crypto world. But what exactly is happening? And why have these operations become the center of such heated discussions among analysts, investors, and ordinary users? Let’s try to understand how the so-called “Larsen case” risks changing the perception of Ripple and what strategies to adopt to avoid being caught unprepared in the face of these market turbulences. Behind the Scenes of Mega-Transactions: Why Does Larsen Divide the Community? The financial moves of Larsen have certainly not gone unnoticed in the crypto landscape. In recent days, about 8 million XRP (equivalent to about 26 million dollars) were moved from the personal wallet of the Ripple co-founder precisely at a time of great price instability. This timing is no coincidence: it has shone a spotlight on the possible strategies of the insiders. ZachXBT, one of the most followed on-chain analysts, highlighted how at least 150 million dollars have been transferred to exchanges and centralized platforms, with an evident potential intent for direct sale. Curious, isn’t it? Yet the wallet doesn’t empty: Chris Larsen still holds about 2.7 billion XRP, a huge share of the total reserves of the cryptocurrency. XRP Price and Fluctuations: How Much Do the Co-founders’ Large Sales Matter? The “dumping” of large volumes of XRP always provokes intense reactions among users. In correspondence with these transfers, XRP has seen its value fluctuate significantly, reaching peaks around 3.25 dollars and then dropping to about 3.00 dollars within a few days. The common thread? A growing distrust towards the management’s moves and a certain fear of medium-term instability. There is no shortage of investors who openly speak of scandal, interpreting these movements as true strategies…
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