It was another bruising week for bitcoin and ether ETFs, both of which posted 
deep outflows, while solana ETFs once again stood out as the lone winner. ETF 
Markets Split: Bitcoin and Ether Sink as Solana Stays Green Some weeks tell a 
story before the numbers even settle. This one was loud, lopsided, and 
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XRP’s decline in recent weeks has led to questions among holders who worry 
that Ripple may be pushed into selling more of its XRP reserves to maintain 
operations. This concern resurfaced as discussions around Ripple’s shifting 
business model gained traction, especially with the company’s RLUSD 
stablecoin. The conversation was held on the social media platform X, where 
Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, stepped in to address 
whether a lower XRP price could force Ripple into additional token sales. 
Ripple CTO Says Falling Prices Do Not Increase Selling Pressure Schwartz&#8217;s 
comment came as a response after a user argued that Ripple might gradually 
shift its priorities away from XRP because RLUSD is tied directly to fiat 
reserves, unlike the cryptocurrency. The user&#8217;s argument is that this 
difference could leave Ripple less exposed to XRP’s price movements and more 
inclined to depend on the stablecoin during uncertain market periods. Related 
Reading: Analyst Shares Why He’s Not Worried About XRP Price – ‘The Road To 
Valhala This could create a scenario in which Ripple becomes insulated from 
XRP’s market swings, potentially making it less motivated to support the token 
if its price declines. Schwartz pushed back strongly against that line of 
reasoning. He made it clear that the assumption that falling prices increase 
the company’s need to offload XRP is misguided. He pointed out that Ripple’s 
broader revenue structure now allows the company to operate without relying on 
market conditions to stay afloat. In his view, new income channels lessen the 
chances that Ripple would ever face a situation where it must sell XRP to 
sustain operations. Ripple Needs To Diversify Part of the tension around 
potential XRP sales comes from Ripple’s business model. The company has always 
earned a sizable portion of its income from controlled XRP sales, even though 
it also offered enterprise products such as cross-border payment solutions 
through RippleNet. However, public reports from previous years showed that 
these software licensing fees and enterprise offerings brought in smaller 
revenue compared to the revenue gained through XRP sales. This is why there 
have been concerns that heavy selling during market dips could weigh on XRP’s 
price. Related Reading: Here’s The Resistance Zone Keeping The Dogecoin Price 
From Rallying An important part of Ripple’s token management is the escrow 
program, which unlocks 1 billion XRP tokens in scheduled monthly releases. 
This mechanism was originally designed to bring predictability to XRP’s 
circulating supply and prevent sudden large inflows into the market. Ripple 
typically returns most of the unlocked XRP (70% to 80%) back into escrow each 
month, releasing only a small amount for operational purposes. This structure 
limits the potential impact Ripple can have on market liquidity at any given 
time. However, the company currently depends much on XRP sales, and there is a 
pressing need to look for more sources of income. Schwartz’s comments show 
that Ripple is not positioned in a way that requires dumping XRP, even as the 
token trades near recent lows. Featured image created with Pxfuel, chart from 
Tradingview.com

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The significant outflows highlight growing investor caution and could signal a 
shift in confidence, impacting future crypto market dynamics.
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