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Good man.
The current public price of XRP is only showing what the retail investors have ran it up too. The institutional investors are buying XRP on the back end in private dark pools.
It has to be this way or else the transactional jew institutions would get hosed on the price if they piled in one at a time, creating supply shock for the last jew banks getting in.

The XRP escrow account in the Ripple ledger is used to lock up a large portion of XRP tokens, with the purpose of ensuring they are not used or destroyed prematurely. This allows Ripple to gradually release XRP into the market, potentially impacting the token's value. It also facilitates smart contract functionality on the ledger.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Locking XRP:
The escrow account is essentially a smart contract that holds a specific amount of XRP.
Controlled Release:
Ripple can release a portion of these locked XRP tokens into the market, typically on a monthly basis.
Potential Market Impact:
This controlled release can influence the supply and demand of XRP, potentially affecting its price.
Smart Contract Features:
The escrow system allows for creating time-locked or conditional releases of XRP, making it a powerful tool for various use cases on the XRP Ledger.
Examples:
Ripple initially transferred a significant amount of XRP to the escrow and releases a specific quantity monthly.