XRP Keeps Going Strong, Whales Laying Low XRP's still kicking in October 2025. "Ghost chain"? Nah. The XRPL's buzzing with action, even if the big fish aren't making waves. Daily transactions? Around 819. Each one's worth a cool $280,000+. Pretty impressive. Whale moves? Not so much. Big transfers over $100,000 or $1 million? Kinda quiet lately. It's a bit ironic. SWIFT's Tom Zschach called Ripple a "dead chain walking." Seems he might've jumped the gun. Banks want neutral setups, he says. Fair point. But XRP? It's alive and kicking. XRP vs. SWIFT. Old school meets new school. SWIFT's got reach - 11,000 banks, 200 countries. But it's slow. Pricey too. XRP? Lightning-fast. Cheap cross-border payments. Still, it's got its own hurdles. Regulators aren't making it easy. Legal drama's been a thing for XRP. Years of it. Yet they're still gunning for the big leagues. Trying to grab a piece of that global transaction pie. Recent uptick in big transfers? It's telling a different story. Not so ghostly after all. XRP's holding its own. Even with the whales taking it easy. It's kind of surprising, really. The next few months? They'll be crucial. We'll see if this activity turns into something bigger. Global recognition, maybe? Time will tell.

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