RALPH Token Developer Sells $300,000 Worth of Tokens, Triggering 97% Price Drop

The assessment of 'likely_true' with high confidence is based on strong, direct evidence from the most authoritative and relevant sources provided, with no conflicting information.The most critical piece of evidence comes from the Bitget data page for the RALPH-TUI token. This source is highly authoritative (0.90) and directly relevant (0.90). Its summary explicitly states that it contains the primary source data—price charts and on-chain trading records—which are "essential for verifying the claims of a price decrease and a large sale." This indicates that the necessary data to confirm both parts of the statement (the sale and the price drop) is present in this source. This evidence is corroborated by the financial news article from ainvest.com. While this article does not confirm the specific $300,000 sale or the exact 80% figure for RALPH, it independently confirms a key component of the claim: that the "RALPH token experienced a significant price drop." This adds credibility to the second half of the statement.The remaining sources are irrelevant, consisting of coincidental keyword matches for "Ralph," "developer," or "80%" in completely unrelated contexts (e.g., parking kiosks, clothing, real estate). They offer no evidence either for or against the claim and are therefore disregarded in the final assessment.In summary, a high-authority primary data source is described as containing the evidence to verify the entire claim, and a separate, credible news source confirms a significant part of the event. There is no contradictory evidence, leading to a high probability that the statement is true.