XRP price is suppressed by “dark pool”, encryption professionals advocate

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According to Jake Claver, managing director of Crypto Pundit and Digital Ascension Group, the recent stagnation in spot prices in XRP may be attributed to market interest rather than the rise of deviating from trading. In the 23-pole thread published on X, commentators argued that “the pool of darkness is an invisible force…keep the price stable”, even if institutional demand accelerates.
Claver’s thread (viewed over 250,000 times in 48 hours) believes that private liquidity venues are absorbing large buy orders that would otherwise inflate public orders. “What is that black pool? Pictures try to buy $500 million worth of XRP without skewing the market,” he wrote. “The dark pool is a private location and a large number of orders can be filled in from the main exchange.”
XRP price manipulation?
Experts describe the mechanism as a “double-edged sword.” In the short term, he believes that the accumulation of secrets “hides bullish momentum and lowers prices,” which has led retailers to conclude that assets have lost momentum. However, on the longer horizon, the same process allegedly tightens the circulation supply until he warns, “the dam erupts.”
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“Institutions are quietly consuming liquidity in public exchanges,” Claver asserted, adding that hedge funds, home offices, and even sovereign entities have begun to use dark pond facilities that are already in use, such as major exchanges such as Coinbase and Kraken, as well as emerging alternatives. Since the transaction is reported only after execution, he believes: “Smart money won’t leave a way.”
Claver suggests that XRP is the main beneficiary of this secret activity. He believes that prior to regulatory clarity and enterprise-level adoption, it may match the floating floating, resulting in a sudden re-customization. “At some point, demand for public communications will explode past supply, and this is when the market will panic and repeat. Be prepared for potential 2×, 3×3×, or even 5x sprints.” If hidden bids are available for inventory, “the price gap rises directly…the chart looks like someone flips the switch.”
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He highlighted the psychological dimensions of the long flat tape: “These are stretches that even stubborn believers begin to doubt and walk away. Claver added that the dark pool activity was compared to the “pressure cooker” activity, “They bottled all the buying pressure now, but eventually, the lid blows. “Summarizing his topic, he urged patience: “Keep locked.” When the dam breaks, you’ll be grateful to buy it for 50 cents instead of scrambling to buy $10. ”
Is there any evidence?
Market data does show that volatility in XRP is cluttered, and while Ripple has a range of positive fundamentals and news, it trades in tight corridors for most of April. However, whether dark pool activity is a decisive variable has not been confirmed. Most over-the-counter (OTC) transactions are reported only in aggregate form, and there is no public ledger tracking the scale of institutional traffic described by Claver.
Claver did not provide recorded evidence about the alleged purchase of scales, and his analysis did not quantify the quantities. Nevertheless, his threads enhance the familiar narrative in the crypto market: ostensible calm prices may accumulate a lot of trends under the credentials. For retail viewers, the question is whether those invisible currents will indeed surface with the “vertical” movement of Claver’s envisioned surface, or whether it will maintain permanent sight like most dark pools.
At press time, XRP was trading at $2.21.

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