2023年11月13日 · Specifically, a YouTube video ad shows Brad Garlinghouse seemingly telling viewers to send their XRP to a specific address in order to receive back double the amount they sent as a form of the company’s thanks for their support, as seen in an X post shared by user sue mullin00 on November 11.

2023年11月13日 · The scam uses a deceptively realistic video impersonating Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse to promote a fake XRP giveaway. The deepfake video accurately mimics Garlinghouse’s voice and appearance, offering unsuspecting viewers the chance to double their XRP if they send at least 1,000 XRP to the scam address.

2025年1月14日 · Some scammers impersonate companies, such as Ripple, and individuals, such as Brad Garlinghouse, by posting images on social media platforms like X, Facebook, or Instagram. Others use legitimate videos from media interviews or public speaking events and overlay scam content that may link to a fraudulent website or a crypto wallet address asking ...

2024年4月12日 · In a recent tweet, Ripple cautioned XRP holders to remain vigilant and never participate in any XRP-doubling program. For the uninitiated, these scammers leverage artificial intelligence (AI) tools to clone top Ripple executives, like the company’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse, to promote these giveaways.

2023年12月21日 · Reddit users have spotted a deepfake video of Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse asking XRP (XRP) holders to send their coins to a certain address, promising to send back double the amount, which...

2024年7月16日 · Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has highlighted the growing trend of Deep Fake scam videos on YouTube after a cloned video of him was seen circulating on the internet. Garlinghouse explained how these scammers were overlaying new words with old video footage from Ripple’s past events and were making them into YouTube videos.

2020年3月24日 · On March 23, the crypto community spotted a bogus YouTube account impersonating Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of major blockchain company Ripple, in order to promote a fake airdrop scam. The apparent...

2024年5月9日 · Scammers behind this crypto giveaway scam claim that Brad Garlinghouse (the CEO of Ripple Labs) believes that the XRP will be worth at least $10 by the end of 2021. They attempt to trick people into participating in a 100,000,000 XRP giveaway where they can send from 5,000 XRP to 1,000,000+ XRP and receive two times more in return.

Garlinghouse was seen convincing users to double their assets by sending them to the disguised hacker. The ‘giveaway” was advertised as a community support initiative designed for loyal XRP customers. Amidst the diversification of scamming methods, investors and traders are advised to remain vigilant, avoiding suspicious links and emails.

“Brad Garlinghouse Crypto Giveaway” is a scam that claims participants can get double any cryptocurrency they send to the provided wallet addresses. This is a fairly typical crypto giveaway scam in the sense that it claims a high-profile individual will double any amount of …