Popular DLT tracking service Whale Alert, which regularly shares the details of large crypto transfers made and received by individuals and entities, has spread the word about some more substantial XRP transactions made recently.
As per its recent posts in Twitter, over the last 12-hour period, a whopping 145 million XRP has been pushed between major crypto trading venues with the participation of Ripple Labs.
40 million coins on the move from Ripple
According to tweets shared by the crypto tracker, over the past 11 hours, several large XRP stashes worth $134,133,760 in fiat have been shifted.
The aforementioned DLT tracker noticed five large crypto transactions, in which Ripple, several digital exchanges and custodial platform BitGo took part.
Ripple sent lumps of 15 million and 25 million to its alternative RL18-VN address, which is often used to send XRP to the crypto giant's partners, clients and crypto exchanges—to be sold or to support the liquidity of the Ripple-affiliated cryptocurrency.
Binance and Bitstamp receive 105 million XRP
The largest transfer made here was 52,027,950 XRP. The funds were sent from the Bybit exchange to Binance.
Huobi, China's largest crypto trading platform, also sent 40 million XRP to Binance. Thus, the exchange spearheaded by Changpeng Zhao received 90 million XRP tokens.
The remaining fifth transaction was conducted by the crypto custody service BitGo as it transferred 15,000,000 XRP to Bitstamp.
? ? ? ? ? 52,027,952 #XRP (57,507,998 USD) transferred from unknown wallet to unknown wallethttps://t.co/D8LOM5aNth
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) September 17, 2021
Ripple empowers Paydek's expansion to LATAM and Africa
As reported by U.Today on Thursday, Ripple's DLT provider signed up another payments operator to its RippleNet network. U.K.-based Paydek is expanding its services to Africa and several countries in Latin America.
The target audience here for Paydek is freelance and on-demand workers, whose market is growing each year and, by 2023, is expected to reach $455 billion in volume.
Paydek plans to use Ripple technology to build extra payment rails in those countries and create a new infrastructure that would ensure low-cost, secure and fast payments.
Arman Shirinyan
Godfrey Benjamin
