They Want You to Sell Your XRP. Here’s Why

When the headlines scream that crypto is collapsing, regulators are closing in, or the bull market is over , most of us take ￰0￱ according to Ripple Bull Winkle, a frequent voice in the XRP community, that very narrative may be part of the bigger game: designed fear meant to shake out you and me so that larger players can quietly ￰1￱ Bull Winkle’s words, “Fear Is The Tool.” The narrative of fear: when “they” want you to panic Bull Winkle argues that retail investors are being nudged, either intentionally or incidentally, into selling when times look ￰2￱ he puts it: “They want you to sell cheap water.” The suggestion is that when headlines project doom, and mainstream commentary turns negative, many individual holders may ￰3￱ capitulation in turn creates liquidity for bigger players to step ￰4￱ positioning: the quiet accumulation The pattern Bull Winkle highlights is that while mainstream media focuses on collapse or regulation, institutions are quietly ￰5￱ states: “Big guys load up if the bottom is already in.” THEY WANT YOU TO SELL YOUR #XRP ￰6￱ — Ripple Bull Winkle | Crypto Researcher (@RipBullWinkle) October 22, 2025 The logic: when perception is fearful, smart money sees ￰7￱ real capital is flowing into the sector, for example, via ETFs, custody mandates, or infrastructure builds, then the headlines of fear serve as ￰8￱ this matters for XRP holders If we accept Bull Winkle’s framing, then the key for holders of XRP is not to reflexively sell when the tone goes negative , but to examine: first, where liquidity is going; second, whether larger players are building accumulation positions; and third, whether the negative headlines align with structural change or are simply narrative ￰9￱ Bull Winkle says: “Look deeper, because the story the market tells on TV is often the strategy someone else is executing.” We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Risk and discipline: not recklessness Of course, the suggestion is not that risk disappears or that you ignore ￰10￱ Winkle’s stance is a reminder: the headlines may mislead, but that doesn’t mean that risk isn’t real.

Instead, holding XRP (or trimming) should be done with awareness of flows, positioning, and one’s own risk ￰11￱ warns: “They don’t ￰12￱ creates the top,” using that statement to suggest institutional timing matters far more than retail ￰13￱ takeaway for the present cycle For those holding XRP now, Bull Winkle’s message invites a different mindset: When fear peaks, and the narrative turns negative, consider that this could be the very moment large players are positioning for the next ￰14￱ you believe the underlying infrastructure, regulatory clarity, and institutional adoption are real, then selling into fear may mean missing the move. Conversely, being passive in the face of real negative developments remains ￰15￱ short: the next time you read the headline, pause.

Ask: Who benefits when people panic? For XRP holders, Bull Winkle’s refrain, that “Fear Is The Tool”, may be less of a warning and more of a lens through which to view the ￰16￱ : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial ￰17￱ views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s ￰18￱ are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment ￰19￱ action taken by the reader is strictly at their own ￰20￱ Tabloid is not responsible for any financial ￰21￱ us on Twitter , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News