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by: xpoolPosted on: April 16, 2025

Ripple CTO Warns of Potential Hack After John Deaton’s Post Sparks Concerns

Following a concerning post by prominent crypto attorney and XRP advocate, John Deaton, Ripple Labs’ Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, issued an urgent public alert. Deaton’s post on X promoting Arch Public, a platform linked to cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, raised suspicion due to its unusual tone and lack of context. This sparked concerns regarding Deaton’s account being compromised.

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