I came across a post on Reddit claiming that Amazon partnered with Ripple to use XRP for payments. Is this true? I can’t seem to find any official confirmation, but people are talking about it like it’s a done deal. Can anyone clarify?
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Amazon didn’t partner with Ripple to use XRP for payments—that’s pure fantasy. LOL, you really fell for that one? All Ripple does is use Amazon’s AWS services, which is basically like renting a PO Box from USPS and claiming you’re in business with them. You’re not partners; you’re just a customer.
The reality is, insiders and whales are using this fake partnership hype, along with influencers and paid actors, to manipulate retail investors into buying XRP. They need you to buy so they can dump their billions of tokens at an inflated price. Virtually every positive rumor you’ve heard about XRP is a lie, because the truth is, there’s nothing real happening for XRP. It’s all smoke and mirrors—’fake it until they make it,’ and guess who’s left holding the bag? Retail investors like you.
XRP is a scam coin, and it’s officially listed as such on Hexa Social. Don’t let them scam you.
No, Ripple did not form a direct partnership with Amazon to use XRP for payments. Yet another wild rumor about Ripple and XRP claims that 60-80% of banks in Japan will be using XRP for transactions by 2025. Let’s set the record straight: there’s no official statement or credible source backing this claim, and for good reason…it’s just not true.
Ripple has had some partnerships in Japan, sure, but the idea that the majority of banks will be using XRP is nothing more than wishful thinking pushed by those trying to pump the price. These rumors are like a bad game of telephone, where the truth gets twisted into something unrecognizable.
Remember, Ripple’s technology doesn’t even require XRP to function, and many institutions prefer to use RippleNet without the token. So before you get swept up in the hype, take a step back and recognize this for what it is: another attempt by insiders and whales to manipulate retail investors into buying XRP at inflated prices, only to leave them holding the bag when the truth comes out. Don’t fall for it.
If you’re looking to invest in a finance coin with real substance, Hedera (HBAR) might be a better bet, they’ve built strong partnerships with some of the largest organizations and banks worldwide.
Ripple’s tech has its merits, but it’s far from the best out there, Hedera is a prime example of superior technology. The hype around Ripple’s coin, however, is nothing more than a scam.