XRP ledger adds 40,000 abnormal transactions daily, is a mysterious institution building a position in bulk?

Question

[Coin World] The XRP ledger has recently shown a rather bizarre phenomenon - account aggregate transactions have suddenly experienced a big pump, reaching daily levels of 20,000 to 40,000 transactions. This is completely different from the previous BitGo script bug incident, and it seems more like a mysterious organization is quietly preparing wallets in bulk.

The flow of funds is also quite interesting. A leading exchange has seen an outflow of over 68 million XRP this week, while UPbit and Bithumb in South Korea have experienced a strong inflow. When the ledger activity is so lively, the obvious reshuffling of user balance distribution indicates that some big players are adjusting their positions.

MagicBean · Accepted Answer

Dude, this flow really looks off, 68 million coins heading to Korea?

Wait, is this setting up for an Airdrop? I feel like it’s a bit unsafe.

Here we go again? It seems like every time Large Investors make a move, it gets hyped up.

Korean exchange taking in so much XRP, is this the rhythm to da moon?

I don&#39;t really trust this "mysterious organization" claim, sounds like a storytelling session.

Institutions buying the dip on XRP? What a coincidence.

Tsk, the trading data has surged, there must be someone behind the scenes orchestrating it.

I just want to know how many of these 40,000 transactions are real trades and how many are bot-generated.

FlashLoanLarry · Answer

It sounds like Large Investors are quietly positioning themselves, and the inflow from the Korean exchange is indeed a bit suspicious.

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68 million coins have flowed out, this rhythm is off, we need to pay more attention.

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It&#39;s "mysterious institutions" again, I&#39;m tired of this narrative, haha.

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Instead of guessing, we might as well wait for the news to land.

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A surge in volume doesn&#39;t necessarily mean good things, we need to look at the subsequent trend.

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The lively activity in the ledger is all good and well, but only a pump is real.

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Isn&#39;t this just indirectly saying that institutions are in Accumulation? It&#39;s the old trick.

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With the catching a falling knife so aggressive over there in Korea, I&#39;m a bit worried.

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I always feel like something is off, can the data be fabricated?

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Let&#39;s wait and see, anyway, there shouldn&#39;t be any movement in the short term.

GasFeeCrier · Answer

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**Here are 5 comments of varying styles:**

Is there accumulation going on over there in South Korea again? Every time this happens, I get scared.

68 million coins rug pulled, is someone withdrawing or just shifting positions?

Here we go again, a bunch of wallets suddenly become active, who’s going to get trapped this time?

Seriously, that BitGo incident left a shadow, but this time feels different.

This tactic feels like it&#39;s brewing something big, I can&#39;t sit still.