Interesting phenomenon: In the XRP ETFs of major players like Canary, Bitwise, and Grayscale, there are now 803.78 million XRP sitting idle. It seems that institutions are not at all afraid of price consolidation at the $2.05 level; instead, they are quietly accumulating.
On-chain data speaks even louder — just this week, XRP's net inflow reached 22.63 million. On one side, institutions are aggressively buying up, while retail investors are hesitating, creating an interesting contrast.
An additional highlight is Ripple's regulatory breakthrough. The preliminary approval for electronic money license in Luxembourg has been obtained, expanding its footprint in Europe. From on-chain data to regulatory actions, this pace doesn't look like it's just for show.
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SigmaBrain
· 4h ago
Institutions' move this time is truly brilliant. Retail investors are still debating over the price of over $2, while the big players have already been accumulating chips.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 4h ago
Institutions' moves are truly extraordinary. Over 800 million XRP are just hidden like that? Retail investors are still debating the rise and fall, but smart people are already making their moves.
Getting a license in Luxembourg is the real key; once Europe opens up, it's a whole different story.
Wait, net inflow this week is 22.63 million? On-chain data doesn't lie...
If this pace continues, retail investors might realize too late.
Institutions have a huge appetite. Sweeping 800 million tokens effortlessly—it's like playing chess.
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NftRegretMachine
· 4h ago
Institutions are accumulating chips while retail investors are hesitating. This is the daily routine of retail investors and big players.
Major investors really see XRP as a reserve asset to stockpile. We're still watching to see if it can break through $2.
That license in Luxembourg is a bit of a game-changer; Europe is about to rise.
Retail investors often feel anxious when it's time to get in, but unfortunately, most people can't react in time.
800 million XRP are held by just a few entities. This is chess, not gambling.
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screenshot_gains
· 4h ago
Institutions are eating up the market, retail investors are hesitating, this gap... is a bit heartbreaking.
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800 million XRP lying there, big players are really calm, this is what true resilience looks like.
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Getting a license in Luxembourg? Europe is getting serious, XRP's move was quite smart.
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Over 22 million tokens earned in a week, on-chain data doesn't lie, it's more reliable than listening to analyst hype.
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The key is, while institutions are quietly accumulating, what are retail investors worried about? The contrast is truly interesting.
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Prices are still above $2, and they’re still building positions, indicating these institutions genuinely believe in what’s coming next.
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Regulatory approval combined with on-chain data confirmation—this feels like more than just a simple rebound this time.
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While retail investors hesitate, big institutions have already started to buy the dip. There's always just one decision away.
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Getting an electronic money license in Luxembourg—does this mean Ripple is about to expand across Europe?
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800 million tokens sitting there. If they were really dumping, they would have done it already. The fact that they’re still buying says something.
Interesting phenomenon: In the XRP ETFs of major players like Canary, Bitwise, and Grayscale, there are now 803.78 million XRP sitting idle. It seems that institutions are not at all afraid of price consolidation at the $2.05 level; instead, they are quietly accumulating.
On-chain data speaks even louder — just this week, XRP's net inflow reached 22.63 million. On one side, institutions are aggressively buying up, while retail investors are hesitating, creating an interesting contrast.
An additional highlight is Ripple's regulatory breakthrough. The preliminary approval for electronic money license in Luxembourg has been obtained, expanding its footprint in Europe. From on-chain data to regulatory actions, this pace doesn't look like it's just for show.