The latest news on Ripple (XRP) fraud is a new wave of scams through YouTube and social media platforms, where scammers impersonate Ripple and offer "fake giveaways" demanding users to send XRP for doubled profits. 🚨
- Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse officially warned about the increase in these attacks, confirming that the company never asks people to send coins.
- Most of these scams emerge strongly with the market rise and increased demand for XRP, exploiting the enthusiasm of new investors and bull markets.
- Ripple urged everyone to report any suspicious accounts or channels and not to believe any offer that seems too good to be true!
If you have an XRP account or are investing in it, be very cautious and never send coins to any untrusted party at all.
