All Things XRP (@XRP_investing), a well-known crypto pundit, sent a message to XRP influencers on X. He criticized them for the continued spread of baseless and exaggerated claims. The post responds to a rumor that XRP could reach $200–400 in four weeks, supposedly cited by Forbes. Responding to this claim, All Things XRP wrote, “If you’re still posting this garbage, you’re not helping. You’re hurting.” The influencer urged others to prioritize depth, accuracy, and effort over speculation and engagement tactics. He added, “Will my audience be smarter, more informed, or better off after reading this? If yes—post it. If no—don’t.” Dear XRP influencers (again), I just saw this post: "JUST IN: According to Forbes, XRP might reach $200–400 during the next four weeks." Seriously? If you're still posting this garbage, you're not helping. You're hurting. The XRP community is done with hype. They want… — All Things XRP (@XRP_investing) April 24, 2025 Community Response The message aligned with the views of many in the XRP community. One user criticized the environment of content farming, stating, “Anything for engagement. Old news, fake news, redundant news, hype, and AI-generated content.” He said he actively unfollows accounts that rely on these tactics to reduce noise in his feed. Other experts, including Alex Caraco, the former CEO of a stock market firm, have weighed in on the wild claims, condemning them as harmful to the XRP army. He believes the asset will grow, but expects it to happen gradually as adoption increases. Another commenter acknowledged having once fallen for hype but said he had shifted to a fact-based approach. “I fell for the hype in the beginning… now, I post facts. I look up everything,” he explained. His focus now is on providing real-time corrections and educating others without engaging in personal attacks. We are on twitter, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) July 15, 2023 Pushing for Higher Standards All Things XRP’s post comes amid growing calls for a more responsible and credible approach to crypto communication. Claims of dramatic price movements with no supporting data are increasingly seen as harmful and manipulative. Many in the XRP community believe this kind of messaging undermines the asset’s reputation and the credibility of those who promote it. All Things XRP has previously called out influencers for these wild predictions, and the demand is clear: influencers must do better. Thoughtful, researched content is seen as not just a preference but a requirement for those who want to retain the trust of their followers. The community’s tone continues to evolve, moving away from blind enthusiasm toward informed advocacy. As the space matures, supporters greatly value analysis, context, and transparency. XRP holders want influencers to earn attention through meaningful contributions, not sensational headlines. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Pundit Calls Out Influencers Who Claim XRP Could Hit $200–$400 In Four Weeks appeared first on Times Tabloid .
