tacostand and XRP price

[WuWei]

Brad said it a while back, that the two most pressing issues facing xrp adoption were liquidity and regulatory clarity. The MG deal and the programmatic institutional sales are addressing the first issue. The monthly escrow sales are not our enemy, as they're laying out a network of exchange and institutional "rails," that absolutely need to be robust enough to handle the traffic that they're ultimately aiming for; and they're building a base of liquidity in the process.  The ongoing fight to get the second issue resolved has now reached a boiling point with the FB Libra white paper release, and Ripple's subsequent WSJ message. This is some serious business, both figuratively and literally, and I for one, would much rather see a well structured, methodical build-out of the overall Ripple network, to ensure what I'd describe as a necessary, "other-worldly" carrying capacity to be able to efficiently handle what's likely to come. 

[Orby]

With J Mc  selling so much xrp I'd like to know who's buying it all? I'd like to but I've got a healthy stash and can't at the mo..

[RippleHerToShreds]

On 8/2/2019 at 4:44 PM, ed1 said:

It is true, although he used to sell about 52000 per day, now he is selling 1.1M. I guess a sustained run to above 1$ is pretty difficult when the daily supply get a boost like this. 

And thanks to the very clever people at Ripple, he can sell 50% more next March!

[RippleHerToShreds]

On 8/2/2019 at 3:53 PM, Caracappa said:

He was selling in 2017 when XRP went from $ 0,005 to $ 0,40 and he was selling when it went up further to $ 3,40

The thing is, his selling is limited to a certain amount - thus why there are FOMO periods when the buying way exceeds his selling.
But the key is that the price cannot sustain those higher levels - his selling always eventually pushes the market back down.