Ripple CTO warns of a deepfake scam after XRP's price surge, falsely claiming a 100 million XRP airdrop. Stay alert to fraudulent activities.

Ripple has raised the alarm over a fresh wave of XRP scams spreading rapidly on YouTube. In a recent post, the blockchain ...

With XRP up over 48% in the past month, increased retail interest has been accompanied by a wave of impersonation scams.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warns of rising XRP scams using fake YouTube accounts and deepfake videos to trick investors ...

AI deepfake videos of Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse promising to “double” XRP tokens have surfaced on YouTube. Ripple ...

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warns of YouTube scammers impersonating Ripple’s official account and deceiving the XRP ...

XRP Scam Attempts on the Rise After Price Surge, Says Ripple CEO. Ripple's CEO warned of scams targeting XRP users after the ...

Since 4 p.m. yesterday, the price of XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) is trading 7.4% higher, as of 3 p.m. ET today. There are several reasons the token may be rising, including bullish sentiment in the crypto ...

But the XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) cryptocurrency is different, because it's issued directly by Ripple, the company that created it. In other words, it's far from decentralized.

As part of its monthly practice, Ripple has recently escrowed nearly 680 million XRPs (approximately $1.5 billion) into escrow wallets, as monitored by Whale Alert's on-chain activity tracking.

Ripple may have closed its case with the SEC, but questions about XRP’s decentralization, utility, and long-term value still remain. Did XRP really win — or just survive?