TechFlow reported, according to The Block, Rony Baltazar-Lopez, Director of Government Policy and Communications for the state of Delaware, said that forged documents for a BlackRock XRP Trust have been submitted to the Delaware Department of Justice for handling.
Earlier reports indicated that yesterday someone registered an entity named "iShares XRP Trust" on Delaware's website, listing BlackRock Asset Management and its managing director Daniel Schwieger. The fraudulent filing caused Ripple's price to rise more than 10% in a short period, but a BlackRock spokesperson later clarified that the regulatory document was fake and stated that BlackRock has no plans to launch a spot XRP ETF.




