Ripple Co-Founder Notices an “Unauthorized Access” To His Account, Loses 213M XRP
ZachXBT reported an attack involving Ripple, which resulted in the theft of 213 million XRPs. XRP, currently trading at $0.4976, fell by more than 5% following ZachXBT’s report on the hack. Chris Larsen and Brad Garlinghouse reiterated that the company wallets remain safe and not compromised. In a recent development in the Ripple ecosystem, co-founder Chris Larsen’s personal XRP accounts were hacked for about 213 million XRP, worth more than $110 million. While reports misinterpreted it as a Ripple-focused attack, CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Larsen reiterated that the Ripple wallets were not hacked. Given some irresponsible speculation and reporting, I want to reiterate that NO Ripple-managed wallets were compromised. Full stop. https://t.co/zxVeCH1Ut0 — Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) January 31, 2024 Crypto sleuth ‘ZachXBT’ shared an X post yesterday, claiming that Ripple had been hacked for 213 million XRP ($112.5 million). According to the pos...