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Whale Alert crypto tracking service that is focused on tracking large crypto transactionshas detected several transactions bearing large amounts of Ripple-affiliated token XRP.
More than 330 million tokens has been moved with Ripple fintech giant taking an active part in moving these funds on the blockchain.
Meanwhile, XRP is demonstrating a drop by 4.71 percent over the past twenty-four hours.
335 million XRP wired by top platforms
Whale Alert has posted a series of tweets to spread the word about seven large XRP transactions. The biggest one was made by Ripple blockchain monster as it moved 70,000,000 coins to one of its reserve wallets – RL18-VN.
This wallet of the company is used for moving crypto beyond Ripple – to its customers, exchanges and for covering operational expenditures.
This amount of XRP is evaluated at $26,718,456 at the current exchange rate.
? ? 70,000,000 #XRP (26,718,456 USD) transferred from Ripple to unknown wallethttps://t.co/OlXBW8BjNx
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) June 10, 2022
Tomiwabold OlajideA slightly bigger amount was kicked over by Mexico-based Bitso exchange – 74,800,000 XRP. Bitso is a crypto unicorn, the only one in Latin America, and a company that Ripple invested an undisclosed amount back in the fall of 2019, making the exchange its partner on its On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) service for fast and low-cost transfer of funds that leverages XRP.
The rest five transactions carried lumps of roughly 30 million and 40 million XRP from exchanges Bitstamp, Bittrex, etc.
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