Crypto tracking platform Whale Alert has detected recent massive purchases of Ripple’s XRP (XRP) token.
whale alert report 66,666,659 XRP, worth approximately $33,065,809, was transferred from Binance to an undisclosed wallet. The move has sparked speculation about its potential price impact.
In the XRP ecosystem, there has recently been transfer Deposit large amounts of XRP into Ripple’s secure escrow account.Notably, 300,000,000 XRP, worth approximately $146,927,854, and additional 500,000,000 XRP, worth approximately $244,748,526, is in escrow.
66,666,659 #Ripple ($33,065,809) Transferred from #Binance to unknown wallethttps://t.co/OwwbvEdBNs
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) September 2, 2023
The incidents coincide with an ongoing legal battle in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Ripple’s legal representatives recently responded to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding its appeal.
The SEC’s appeal revolves around its dissatisfaction with a previous ruling that XRP was not classified as a security for retail investors. Ripple’s legal team argued that the prerequisites for an interlocutory appeal were not met and urged the judge to either dismiss the appeal or stay it.
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Assessing the combined impact of these events on the value of the token, the cryptocurrency has experienced a significant increase in real-world usage in the last month. The rise in utility coincides with a seven-month high in on-chain transactions and a three-month peak in circulating supply. These indicators point to rising levels of engagement and activity within the XRP ecosystem, likely spurring increased demand.
As the XRP market develops, investors are paying close attention to the interplay between legal proceedings, significant transfers, and market forces. While the coin’s path to $1 remains uncertain, these events continue to shape the cryptocurrency’s path in the ever-changing digital asset landscape.
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