In a recent video, crypto analyst Zach Rector laid out a detailed — and largely overlooked — thesis: the most important “flip of the switch” for XRP won’t be a sudden price spike, but the moment Ripple stops selling XRP altogether. Using figures pulled from on-chain data and the draft U.S. “Clarity Act” the host argues that Ripple is on a quiet, multi‑year path to reduce its holdings to meet a key regulatory threshold — and that this could eventually trigger a structural supply shock. The 20%Threshold And Why Ripple’s XRP Sales May Have An End Date The centerpiece


