The rumors of the #XRPETF XRP ETF suddenly exploded in the market, making this drama even more exciting than Ripple's lawsuit against the SEC. Internal documents reveal that a certain Wall Street giant is quietly lobbying the SEC, planning to launch the world's first XRP spot ETF. As soon as the news broke, XRP soared 28%, pulling up the entire payment concept coins. But anyone with discernment can see that this is a high-risk tightrope walk—after all, the SEC took ten years to review the Bitcoin ETF, so how could they possibly give the green light to XRP, which just finished a lawsuit?

On-chain data has exposed more tricks; 24 hours before the ETF news broke, a mysterious address accumulated 120 million XRP through over-the-counter trading. Coincidentally, this address has a hidden connection with the wallet controlled by a certain Ripple executive. Currently, the market is more concerned not with whether the ETF can be approved, but with the monthly unlock pressure of one billion XRP from Ripple—these institutional holdings hang over the market like the sword of Damocles, ready to crash the price back to square one at any moment.

(Bloomberg terminal detected anomalies: XRP options open interest suddenly surged by 500%, with 90% concentrated at a strike price of $0.75, a precise figure that happens to be the cost price for Ripple employees' options...)