The timing of these transactions, one might surmise, has inevitably prompted whispers of insider knowledge, as though she were a Bond villain with a penchant for blockchain. But let us not be too hasty to accuse her of sorcery; perhaps she simply possesses a sixth sense for market chaos-or a particularly persuasive parrot.
THE SEC FILINGS CAME IN LIKE A BULLET TO THE HEAD. JARISLOWSKY FRASER LTD. SLIPPED INTO RB GLOBAL DURING THE THIRD QUARTER, A 1.8-MILLION-SHARE STAKE THAT SOUNDS LIKE A BURGER MEAL FOR A HUNGRY FUND. THE AVERAGE PRICE? $100.58. THE FUND HADN’T OWNED A SINGLE SHARE LAST QUARTER. IT’S LIKE THEY WERE WAITING FOR THE RIGHT MOMENT TO PULL THE TRIGGER.
The filing, a parchment etched with the ink of quarterly averages, reveals a pattern: Cadinha’s stake in General Electric (GE +2.09%) swells to 97,280 shares, valued at $29.3 million. To the uninitiated, this is a ledger entry. To the connoisseur of markets, it is a reflection in a mirror that reflects no end. For what is a stock price if not the sum of all expectations, a recursive echo of supply and desire?
Enter @DeFiWilmar, the on-chain detective who’s basically Sherlock Holmes if Sherlock wore Crocs and yelled “INSIDER TRADING!” every 10 minutes. 🕵️♂️ He noticed this whale pulled the same stunt two months ago, made $300 million, and now we’re all just… waiting to see if our portfolios turn into digital confetti. 🎉
Bitcoin whales are suddenly singing a bearish tune just hours before Trump graces us with yet another announcement from the White House. Hold your hats, folks.
The shares were 5% higher in early trading on Thursday, around $1.79. (Still cheaper than a decent cup of coffee-pro tip.)
In the third quarter, the entity reduced its position by approximately 221,600 shares, a gesture toward equilibrium in the face of an ascending stock price. The valuation, derived from an average closure, amounted to $30 million. Post-transaction, the fund retained 4.9 million shares, their cumulative worth hovering at $722.4 million-a figure that, in the grand design of the system, seemed neither excessive nor insufficient.
The latest in Larsen’s little “I’ll sell it when it’s hot” routine was his biggest sale yet. And surprise, surprise, it happened during one of XRP’s most chaotic months-October. It seems like the coins were just begging to be sold!
With many new developments surrounding Ripple and XRP, even analysts who didn’t believe the double-digit dream seem to be changing their stance. 🦄✨
On October 21, 2025, the aforementioned firm filed paperwork with the SEC revealing a rather enthusiastic acquisition spree. Their holdings in Atlantic Union now total 504,420 shares-worth $17.80 million, though one suspects the accountants might prefer not to dwell on the math. The transaction, priced at an average Q3 2025 closing rate, might be described as “bold” if one avoids adjectives like “quixotic.”
