The XRP Ledger showed a series of coordinated movements in which multiple Ripple-linked wallets moved a massive balance of 100 million XRP lots worth $1,550,694,217. The patterns discovered by Whale Alert were consistent from beginning to end, and quickly became a hot topic in the community.
Four Ripple wallets that had been around for a while sent 600 million XRP to six new addresses that were quickly created and funded. Each new wallet received exactly 100 million XRP, and two of the source wallets went to zero, indicating a planned financial adjustment.
Another set of transfers worth 670,000,006 XRP followed the same structure. Ripple-managed wallets share the same size, timing, and closed routing. Nothing went into the exchange’s infrastructure and there were no external liquidity channels to interact with the flows.
Recent Ripple Whale Alert activity. We are keeping an eye on future destinations. Update. Thank you @XRPBigMoves https://t.co/VgY3JaWY97
— XRP_Liquidity (ETF 1Y 39.8B = up to 54.4B) (@XRPwallets) December 11, 2025
On-chain analysts within the XRP community, such as ‘XRPWallets’, are reading this as Ripple reorganizing some of its treasury into cleaner segments, perhaps ahead of new internal workflows or allocation of retained capital. The company used a similar multi-wallet layout before building its production pipeline, so its structure is consistent with previous patterns.
What happened to the price of XRP?
The market didn’t react much. During this time, XRP rose from $2.05 to $2 with no signs of supply pressure or liquidity disruption. Spot volumes were fairly subdued and there were no unusual spikes despite the selling activity.
The transfer is impressive in its size and accuracy. The $1.55 billion redistribution, performed in uniform batches across newly prepared wallets, suggests a deeper update to the Treasury layout rather than a regular weekend cleanup.