Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz has alerted XRP Ledger users about a significant increase in fake airdrops and giveaway scams targeting them on social media platforms like Telegram and Instagram. These scams often involve fake accounts impersonating Ripple executives and ask users to send XRP with promises of receiving more in return, which Ripple never requests. The company also highlighted ongoing cyber threats linked to North Korean hackers who have stolen substantial crypto funds in 2026. Users are urged to remain cautious and skeptical of any free XRP offers or requests for wallet details to avoid falling victim to these scams.
XRP's futures open interest on Binance has risen above its monthly average, indicating increased speculative activity. Despite a recent spike in spot XRP ETF inflows, daily net inflows have cooled to zero, while wallet data shows record accumulation ...
David Schwartz, Ripple's CTO Emeritus, issued a warning about a surge in scams targeting XRP Ledger users, including fake token giveaways, fraudulent airdrops, and AI-generated deepfakes. Scammers exploit social media and messaging apps to trick user...
David Schwartz, former CTO of Ripple, has issued a serious warning about a critical security flaw in Windows BitLocker that allows attackers to bypass full-disk encryption using a USB method without authentication. This vulnerability threatens anyone...
Bitcoin dropped to $79,200, breaking the key $80,000 support level amid rising inflation and geopolitical tensions between the US and China over Taiwan. Solana and other major cryptocurrencies also declined, while Dogecoin was the only gainer. Inflat...
XRP price is maintaining strong support around $1.40 despite Bitcoin falling below $80,000 and Ethereum slipping under $2,400. This level is crucial as it marks a pivot from resistance to support, indicating investor confidence in XRP even during bro...
