Ripple made several transactions, totaling 98 million XRP, while its ODL partner moved half that amount
According to XRPL Monitor, over the past 15 hours, Ripple has made several transactions involving 98 million XRP, up to $ 22,540,000 at the current XRP/USD price. Meanwhile, Bitstamp, Ripple’s European ODL partner, is involved in half of them, about 48.5 million XRP. Bitso, based in Mexico, has also sent a significant amount of XRP.
Transaction Type: Payment
Amount: 33,129,911 XRP
Fee: 100 drops (0.0001 XRP)
Sender: Ripple
Sender Balance: 34,347,577.453711
Receiver: Ripple
Receiver Balance: 35,749,426.811689
Link: https://t.co/4dUhFvMrFx— XRPL Monitor (@XRPL_Monitor) July 28, 2020
Ripple and its ODL partners have moved large amounts of XRP
According to Whale Alert, a portion of these funds was sent from Ripple to Distribution Wallet, about 33 million XRP. Quite a lot of opinion that this could be an institutional investor looking to store and store XRP for future use.
33,129,911 #XRP (7,452,308 USD) transferred from Ripple to Ripple OTC Distribution wallet
— Whale Alert (@whale_alert) July 28, 2020
Meanwhile, Bitstamp, Ripple’s ODL corridor has also made some major XRP transactions, 11.5 million, 7 million, and 30 million XRP, respectively. Altogether up to 48.5 million XRP, estimated at $ 11,150,000.
Mexico-based exchange Bitso, the most significant ODL corridor to date, has transferred 12.5 million XRP. However, for a long time, none of the current major ODL corridors (located in Mexico, Philippines, Europe, and Australia) reached an all-time high in the XRP liquidity index.
After Bitcoin’s price skyrocketed on Sunday, surpassing $ 10,000 and has now reached nearly $ 11,000, it has brought the altcoins with it. XRP showed a small but significant increase from $ 0.19 to $ 0.20 last week.
At press time, XRP is trading at the level it reached this weekend – $ 0.23.
Banco Santander now makes cross-border payments worth over half a billion dollars via RippleNet
Santander processed $ 528.63 million in total remittances, according to a new update from the bank. The app uses Ripple’s payment messaging system to move money between currencies. The tech product, which is a competitor to the international financial network Swift, helps banks settle fiat-to-fiat transactions in real-time by using messaging to written and verify transaction details.
? One Pay FX, the international payments solution for our customers, is the result of our passion for customer obsession. Since launching in 2018, it has executed €450 million in volume of cross-border transactions.
Watch the story of our passion here ? pic.twitter.com/1pXzx8guCx
— Santander (@bancosantander) July 27, 2020
After Santander posted his One Pay FX update via Twitter, some cryptocurrency enthusiasts questioned whether the bank also plans to use Ripple’s XRP-powered cross-border payment product, On-Demand. Liquidity or not. However, Santander did not respond.
Earlier this month, Santander’s Executive Chairman Ana Botín announced that half of the bank’s annual international transfers can now be processed using the Ripple application.
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