The overlooked number is just 6 ETH: holding 1 BTC and 6 ETH paints a more accurate picture than saying he sold almost everything. $XRP
David Schwartz, Ripple’s former chief technology officer, says he sold almost all his coins because of his low risk tolerance. His holdings fell from about 26 million XRP, 1,500 BTC, and 40,000 ETH to about 3 million XRP, 1 BTC, and 6 ETH.
What stands out is that he didn’t exit completely. A small amount remains in two coins, which looks more like symbolic diversification than renewed conviction.
If someone close to the Ripple team reduces their exposure this much, traders may read it as a sign of caution, not a recommendation. The statement doesn’t clarify when he sold or give detailed reasons.
The takeaway worth remembering: the size of the remaining holding says more than the word “sold.”
Do you expect him to sell the rest of his XRP?
#XRP #Ripple
This content is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.
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David Schwartz, Ripple’s former chief technology officer, says he sold almost all his coins because of his low risk tolerance. His holdings fell from about 26 million XRP, 1,500 BTC, and 40,000 ETH to about 3 million XRP, 1 BTC, and 6 ETH.
What stands out is that he didn’t exit completely. A small amount remains in two coins, which looks more like symbolic diversification than renewed conviction.
If someone close to the Ripple team reduces their exposure this much, traders may read it as a sign of caution, not a recommendation. The statement doesn’t clarify when he sold or give detailed reasons.
The takeaway worth remembering: the size of the remaining holding says more than the word “sold.”
Do you expect him to sell the rest of his XRP?
#XRP #Ripple
This content is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.
Tap $XRP to trade
$XRP $BTC $ETH
Others got ahead of you and followed. Visit my profile and stick with those who read before the news spreads.
