According to the data you provided Jed Balance platform Jad McCaleb, the former Ripple co-founder and CTO, McCaleb now has less than 114 million XRP left in his wallet.

McCaleb began working on Ripple in 2011 and was a member of the company’s founding team when it launched in 2013.

He received 8 billion XRP for his work creating and starting OpenCoin, which was eventually renamed Ripple, although he left it in 2014 to focus on his then-new venture, Stellar (XLM).

McCaleb has stated in the past that he intends to sell the XRP he receives on a set schedule.

He has since sold the XRP he acquired.

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Amount of XRP left for Ripple co-founder Jad McCaleb:

Jad McCaleb currently has 110,871,334 XRP left in his portfolio.

That amount is expected to run out of him in 28, 26 or 30 days, depending on how quickly he sells for that amount.

Jad McCaleb has several options to sell his XRP coins, which are as follows:

• The first option is to get rid of 3,718,395 XRP every week.
• The second option entails selling an average of 4,033,827 XRP each month
• The third option is possible with the condition that 3,523,447 XRP is sold on average every three months.

Currently, the tracking platform only appears to display his current balance and does not take into account how much the former Ripple CEO still owes.

At the time of writing, Ripple is trading at $0.366, with a total market value of $17.6 billion, making it the sixth largest in terms of total market capitalization.

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