Warning of Rise in XRP Scams Following Legal Ruling According to Ripple,
Scammers are using the court event to trick XRP holders with fake offers and phishing schemes. Ripple is urging its users to be on the lookout for fake âRippleâ accounts, people posing as company executives, and fake âXRP Giveawaysâ or âXRP Airdrops.â
Ripple has made it clear that it will never ask users to send money or participate in such promotions. Furthermore, there is a worrying issue with fake accounts pretending to be Rippleâs top leaders, including CEO Brad Garlinghouse.
These accounts often use artificial intelligence to create realistic-looking images and credentials, making them appear authentic. The scams typically involve asking users to send some XRP with the promise of more in return.
Ripple has warned that these offers are scams and urged users to be careful.
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