Mysterious Whale Sends Millions of XRP to Bitstamp, Stirring XRP Army.

Cryptocurrency tracker Whale Alert has detected a massive lump of XRP coins transferred to one of the leading crypto exchanges, Bitstamp.

This transfer made ripples within the Ripple community as many commentators shared their takes under the tweet as to the nature of this transaction.

Millions of XRP on move, sender unveiled.

The aforesaid data source shared that, approximately 15 hours ago, an anonymous whale transferred a total of 28,940,000 Ripple-affiliated XRP coins. The destination was major cryptocurrency trading platform Bitstamp. This amount of cryptocurrency is evaluated at $14,229,498.

The XRP army started a heated discussion about the possible seller of this large XRP chunk. One X/Twitter user suggested that the anonymous sender was none other than Ripple Labs, transferring a multi- million XRP lump to one of its payments platforms ("Ripple Payments" used to be known as On-Demand Liquidity [ODL] until last October) - Bitstamp.

Data provided by XRP explorer Bithomp has confirmed this assumption by sharing the details of the transfer on its website.

258 million XRP moved to and from Binance.

The same cryptocurrency tracker as above shared that approximately 21 hours ago, it registered four even larger XRP transfers, with one of them being a gigantic one. These hundreds of millions of XRP circulated between anonymous wallets and the Binance exchange.

Three transactions, carrying roughly 33,33 3,329 XRP each (and worth approximately $16,280,840 each), were sent to the above-mentioned crypto exchange. After hitting the anonymous wallet, XRP was transferred to leading Korean platforms Bithumb and Upbit. No particular data regarding the whale's identity was shared.

Meanwhile, a mammoth XRP amount of 158,473,000 XRP was withdrawn from Binance to an unknown blockchain wallet. This XRP lump is evaluated at $77,333,753.