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Ripple Catches 16.2 Mln XRP from Binance, While Jed McCaleb Dumps Another XRP Lump

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Wed, 16/09/2020 - 9:16
Ripple Catches 16.2 Mln XRP from Binance, While Jed McCaleb Dumps Another XRP Lump
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Judging from some of the tweets published by the XRPL Monitor tracker over the past twenty-four hours, the blockchain decacorn Ripple transferred 10 mln XRP to an anonymous wallet and received a substantial amount of XRP from the Binance exchange.

Meanwhile, Ripple's former top executive and Mt. Gox founder has sent another XRP lump to be cashed out from his "tacostand" digital wallet.

Ripple gets 16.2 mln from Binance heavyweight

XRPL Monitor has reported that, around ten hours ago, the Binance trading giant transferred 16,231,173 XRP. That totals $3,964,925.

Over the past several months, Binance has made several gargantuan transactions of XRP to Ripple. Recently, Binance has added more products in the XRP sphere; however, the goal of Binance-to-Ripple XRP transfers remains unexplained.

Meanwhile, the Ripple giant also shifted a significant amount of XRP to an anonymous wallet: 10 mln XRP. That is $2,436,178.

Data shared by the Bithomp analytics website reveals that these funds were transferred to a wallet that belongs to BitGoa custodial cryptocurrency service that works mainly with institutional investors.

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Mt. Gox founder cashes out another XRP lump

Jed McCaleb, who helped to found Ripple, Stellar and the infamous Mt. Gox crypto exchange, has sent another portion of his XRP holdings to be cashed out, as per another tweet by XRPL Monitor.

Recently, he has been sending 5.7 mln XRP ($1,388,622) in one transaction from his "tacostand" digital wallet.

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