XRP has recently shown an extremely rapid 'vampiric' trend in the market, with its market value skyrocketing in less than a month, successfully absorbing 200 billion, and its total market value jumped to as much as 250 billion. In contrast, Bitcoin's market value is 1,900 billion, ETH is 440 billion, and Sol is 130 billion.

Such an enormous amount of funds flooding into Ripple is indeed worrisome, fearing it might trigger a collapse of the entire market. One sincerely hopes that the bubble formed by Ripple can burst as soon as possible, after all, 'when a whale falls, everything thrives'; only when its bubble dissipates can the market hope to restore its former balance and vitality.

Looking back at the bull market trends of 2017 and 2021, we can easily find that after experiencing explosive growth, Ripple often encounters extremely severe declines, indicating a very high level of risk. What is puzzling is that despite knowing such enormous risks, some investors still blindly chase in. Generally speaking, those investors who suffer losses in a bull market are mostly those who ignore risks and blindly follow the trend.

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