David Schwartz, Ripple's CTO Emeritus, has issued a warning to XRP Ledger users about a significant increase in fake airdrop and giveaway scams targeting the community. These scams often involve impersonators on platforms like Instagram and Telegram who use familiar executive names and fake reward offers to trick users into phishing attempts or unauthorized wallet access. Schwartz emphasized that any posts claiming to represent him or offering unsolicited rewards are likely scams. This alert highlights ongoing security risks for XRP users, especially through social media, where scammers exploit recognizable names and fake promotions to steal credentials or funds.
Dave Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, announced he will not sell his XRP and Bitcoin holdings despite suffering multimillion-dollar losses due to a prolonged crypto market downturn. He revealed that his XRP position, bought near a peak at $1.70, ...
XRP fell almost 5% on June 4, entering a historically weak month for the cryptocurrency during U.S. midterm election years, with prior June losses ranging from 17% to 39%. Despite this, XRP investment products saw $20.3 million in weekly inflows, eve...
XRP has broken below the critical $1.20 support level, confirming a strong downtrend and shifting market control to sellers. The price is now trading near $1.17, with the old support turning into resistance. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) shows ex...
XRP is experiencing one of its deepest Relative Strength Index (RSI) resets ever, indicating a sharp momentum drop but maintaining key support levels. This RSI collapse aligns with a $60 million open interest reduction, mainly due to liquidations on ...
XRP has fallen below a multi-month triangle support, confirming a bearish trend shift with a 4% daily and 14% weekly decline to $1.14. Analyst CasiTrades identified a five-wave pattern indicating further downside, with the active third wave targeting...
