The Ripple Dumping XRP theory from Escrow began to collapse - Lawyer Bill Morgan dismantled the truth!

Rumors that the ripple deliberately discarded XRP through its Escrow system has just been refuted. And the person who denied it was a lawyer Bill Morgan. According to Morgan, this theory is not only flawed, but also ignores the way Escrow XRP actually works - even this work method has been recognized by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In a new post on X, Bill Morgan clearly said: "Even SEC acknowledged that Escrow was intended to support XRP prices, not pressing it." This is a strong statement. And this statement is directly contrary to the arguments of several critics who believe that the release of the monthly tokens of the ripple causes the price of XRP to fall. Now, let's describe deeper. This Escrow system was introduced by Ripple in 2017. They locked 55 billion XRP and were committed to releasing 1 billion tokens every month. But this is the part that is often ignored by many people: Not all these tokens enter the market. In fact, according to Coingape, only around 200 to 350 million XRP is actually used, and the rest returns to Escrow. So, the supply is controlled in such a way as not to flood the market. Even so, critics still argue that this mechanism is designed to manipulate the market. But, does the data support the claim? Morgan doesn't think that. In February 2025, he showed that the token released from Escrow was only a small part of the XRP daily trading volume as a whole. In other words, the impact on the price is very small. And he did not stop there - he also stressed that as the total supply of XRP increased, the amount in Escrow became smaller proportionally. This weakens the argument that ripples use Escrow to suppress prices. Even more interesting is the matter of timing (time). These criticisms arose when the price of XRP actually jumped from around $ 0.50 to more than $ 3. That's a very large increase. But people still blame the Escrow Ripple system for price declines? Morgan said this theory was "no longer valid," and he was not wrong. In another post on X, he said, "If this theory needs a 'last blow' to be buried forever, then a large surge in the price of XRP from $ 0.50 to more than $ 3.00 - even though there is an additional XRP release from Escrow by Ripple in November, December 2024, and January 2025 - it is enough to be proof." So, what really happened? It seems that this escrow system actually carries out its functions as designed: maintaining market stability, supporting ecosystems, and building trust. The token is released in stages and is only used as needed, the rest is returned again. That is not a dumping (dumping) - it is a strategic liquidity management. And to close one rumor, Morgan also responded to the concern that the US government could confiscate the XRP Ripple in Escrow. His response? "No, that won't happen." That's all - brief, clear, and firm. In the end, all of this shows that many accusations of the Ripple and the Escrow system do not have a strong foundation when compared to market data and actual legal views. Bill Morgan, with his consistent explanation and presence, has given a clearer and more reasonable perspective on this problem. #xrp #ripple #xrphariini #escrow #xrpledger #xrpanalysis #xrpcommunity #xrparmy