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TechFlow reports, according to Forbes, that over recent months advertisements about XRP cryptocurrency "airdrops" have appeared on platforms such as YouTube and X. These ads claim Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse explains how users can receive free XRP by first sending some XRP to a certain crypto wallet.
However, these ads are actually scams using artificial intelligence to fabricate statements Brad never made.
Over the past few months, ads about an XRP cryptocurrency "airdrop" have appeared on platforms such as YouTube and X, claiming Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse explains how to get free XRP by first sending some XRP to a certain crypto wallet. However, these ads are actually scams using artificial intelligence to create videos of Brad saying things he never said.
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