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XRP price recoils despite the Roblox news as whale transactions rise

Ripple ( XRP ) price has moved sideways in the past few months as the recent consolidation continues. The coin was trading at $0.50 on Tuesday after Roblox announced that it will integrate it into its ecosystem. Ripple has dropped by more than 47% from its post-SEC lawsuit victory high. Ripple price reacted mildly to news from Roblox, one of the biggest metaverse and gaming companies in the world. Roblox has a market cap of over $18 billion and millions of users. In a statement, the company said that it will activate XRP payments in its ecosystem. Ripple has had other victories in the past few months. For one, the judge overseeing its  case against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rejected the agency’s plan to appeal the verdict. The judge ruled that XRP was not a financial security as the agency alleged. Meanwhile, Ripple recently acquired Fortress Trust, a company that provides crypto infrastructure services. The acquisition gave the ...

Ethereum whale population drops after Shapella — Will ETH price sink too?

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Ethereum's supply across whale addresses has dropped consistently since March 2020, offset by greater retail interest. The share of Ethereum (ETH) held by so-called whale addresses has dropped since Ethereum's Shapella upgrade in mid April, suggesting that large investors may be leaning bearish in t near term. ETH whale population shrinks post-Shapella The amount of Ether held by addresses with 1,000-10,000 ETH, or " whale s," was over 14.033 million ETH on May 1, according to Glassnode data. In comparison, the count was 14.167 million ETH on April 12, when Shapella went live on Ethereum. Ethereum whale net position change. Source: Glassnode Interestingly, a week before the Shapella upgrade, the Ethereum whale cohort held 14.303 million ETH, the highest amount in 2023 "Shrimps" only ones buying ETH since Shapella Ether's price is down over 3.5% since the Shapella upgrade— suggesting that several whales may have indeed "sold the news." Interest...