Ashley Prosper, a well-liked crypto influencer in the XRP community, claimed earlier today that a planned attack was being mounted against the XRP community on X (formerly Twitter). The influencer informed her followers that over the preceding three years, regulators and the general public have treated the XRP community unfairly.
According to Prosper, evidence of the coordinated attack came from the lack of coverage from the mainstream media after the decision in the U.S. Securities and Alternate Fee (SEC) vs. Ripple case. Despite being one of the biggest and most prominent news stories in the cryptocurrency industry over the past three years, the abstract ruling, which gave Ripple a partial success, was not extensively lined.
The crypto influencer also mentioned the coordinated and persistent fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) that has been spread over the preceding three years against XRP and Ripple. FUD has played a significant role in propagating false information and preventing further XRP adoption. Meanwhile, during the past four weeks, XRP has lost around 17% of its value.
Prosper also highlighted conversations between private companies like JPMorgan and the SEC regarding XRP. For quicker cross-border deposits, JPMorgan is launching a blockchain-based coin that, according to reports, would directly compete with XRP.
Numerous notable XRP neighbourhood influencers and members have had their social media accounts stolen in response to Prosper, which raises the possibility of a planned attack on the XRP neighbourhood. Prosper continued by saying that the SEC had also designated the XRP community as aggressive, with some people using labels like “conspiracy theorists.”
Finally, the SEC’s enforcement action against Ripple has hurt XRP and the larger Ripple ecosystem because, according to the crypto influencer, the ongoing legal battle has caused the loss of billions of “dollars.”
