R ipple has raised the alarm over a fresh wave of XRP scams spreading rapidly on YouTube. In a recent post, the blockchain firm revealed that scammers have been hijacking existing YouTube accounts, ...

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warns of rising XRP scams using fake YouTube accounts and deepfake videos to trick investors with false investment offers.

Amid the excitement around XRP's surge, scammers have started to target it even more than usual. Now, there's a new scam to look out for. Ripple, the company that issues XRP, has warned of the scam ...

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XRP has held the spotlight in recent weeks after climbing above the $3 mark and sparking renewed optimism among traders. The ...

However, Ripple dropped the lawsuit in March 2021, and Garlinghouse said at the time the crypto firm and YouTube had come to a resolution and agreed to combat the scams together.

As part of its monthly practice, Ripple has recently escrowed nearly 680 million XRPs (approximately $1.5 billion) into escrow wallets, as monitored by Whale Alert's on-chain activity tracking.

Since 4 p.m. yesterday, the price of XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) is trading 7.4% higher, as of 3 p.m. ET today. There are several reasons the token may be rising, including bullish sentiment in the crypto ...

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warns of YouTube scammers impersonating Ripple’s official account and deceiving the XRP community. Fraudulent YouTube accounts promote a fake 100 million XRP reward event, ...

Ripple, the company that issues XRP, has warned of the scam that involves people stealing YouTube accounts and impersonating Ripple's account in order to trick others out of their crypto. "PSA: We ...