Ripple Sounds Alarm on Scams as XRP Rockets to Third-Largest Crypto

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Ripple Sounds Alarm on Scams as XRP Rockets to Third-Largest CryptoRipple warns investors of escalating scams as XRP’s value surges over 400%, urging vigilance against fraud tactics like deepfakes, phishing, and fake giveaway schemes. Ripple to Investors: Beware of Scammers Exploiting XRP’s Unstoppable Surge Ripple has raised concerns about the surge in cryptocurrency scams as the digital asset market continues to expand. The company issued […]

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