Thread by @0xChainMind

XRP HOLDERS IS JUST EXIT LIQUIDITY FOR INSIDERS!

$10k $XRP in Sep 2018 = $10k now

I researched all the data and found smth shocking

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2/➫ Imagine investing $10K in XRP back in 2018

❍ After seven long years of rallies, crashes, lawsuits and endless hype, you’d still be sitting on roughly $10K today

❍ That’s the brutal reality for long-term XRP holders

❍ Let's figure this out👇

3/➫ This is what “exit liquidity” really means

❍ Retails aren’t building wealth, they’re simply providing the market for insiders to dump their bags

❍ The cycle repeats: insiders sell, prices crash, and regular holders are left holding losses

❍ XRP is the clearest example

4/➫ XRP hit $3.8 in 2018, then collapsed

❍ In 2021 it pumped to ~$1.9, but never reclaimed all-time highs

❍ Most of the time between 2018–2025, the chart was flat or down

❍ Long-term ROI for holders is basically zero – a lost decade

5/➫ The problem lies in insider concentration

❍ Ripple’s co-founder Chris Larsen still controls billions in XRP, enough to move the market alone

❍ When he transfers tokens, traders brace for impact, knowing history shows these moves often trigger sharp selloffs

6/➫ In July 2025, Larsen transferred around 50M XRP, worth $175M

❍ Over $140M of that went directly to exchanges

❍ Not surprisingly, the price dipped soon after

❍ It’s the same story every time: insiders cash out, while retail holders eat the losses

7/➫ Whales are no different

❍ In August 2025 alone, they unloaded ~470M XRP in just 10 days

❍ That kind of pressure crushed liquidity. Who bought it all?

❍ Retail investors once again, unknowingly acting as the perfect exit liquidity for bigger players

8/➫ XRP isn’t unique in this

❍ Cardano has been hyped for years as a research-driven chain, but progress has been painfully slow

❍ Stablecoins like USDC or USDT never launched, and its ecosystem remains thin

❍ Many argue ADA’s price moves are pure speculation

9/➫ PulseChain is another case

❍ Launched by HEX founder Richard Heart, it copied the same model of rewarding insiders

❍ The “sacrifice” raise brought in ~$700M, but critics say it enriched insiders while leaving retail exposed

10/➫ Hedera markets itself as enterprise-ready

❍ But it’s governed by a council of 39 corporations like Google and IBM

❍ That level of control eliminates true decentralization

❍ HBAR operates more like a corporate blockchain than open crypto

11/➫ The real pattern is obvious:

❍ Tokens unlock endlessly, flooding the market with supply that no one really demands

❍ Sell pressure never stops, narratives are weak, and valuations look insane with FDV many times larger than actual market cap

12/➫ ZachXBT summed it up perfectly

❍ He called XRP, Cardano, PulseChain and Hedera “MLM chains” that serve no purpose but to give insiders exit liquidity

❍ His conclusion was blunt: these projects are not worth supporting at all

13/➫ The lesson is simple but harsh

❍ If you’re holding these tokens long term, understand that you might just be someone else’s exit liquidity

❍ Without real adoption or utility, ROI stays at zero

❍ DYOR before wasting years holding tokens that insiders dump

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