One crypto influencer argued that governments and institutions have no choice but to embrace XRP and other digital assets, arguing that this change is inevitable as the threat of artificial intelligence intensifies.
Robert Doyle outlined a comprehensive vision for global blockchain adoption and warned that traditional systems can no longer protect critical data.
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AI threats push institutions onto blockchain, with ripple effects
Doyle argues that all major institutions will be forced to participate in blockchain networks. He said the move was not a matter of preference, but rather to survive as AI-driven attacks evolve at an exponential rate.
This influencer mentioned an attack carried out by a fully autonomous AI agent on November 13, 2025. This is the first documented cyber attack that did not involve a human operator. The power of these attacks doubles every six months, making centrally managed systems increasingly at risk.
According to Doyle, a centralized structure creates a single point of failure. He added that around 80% of data breaches result from internal exploitation, which shows how vulnerable legacy systems have become.
Blockchain as the future of critical data
Some analysts believe that all sensitive data, from medical records to legal documents, will eventually need to be moved on-chain. There is a strong argument that decentralization is the only way to achieve complete security and long-term resilience.
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Doyle also argues that the current Bitcoin cycle is being slowed by macroeconomic pressures. He said high interest rates and an extended maturity profile for U.S. Treasuries will push the market’s next peak to 2026.
He pointed to growing criticism of Bitcoin’s future, citing Ray Dalio’s comments about privacy risks and potential quantum attacks.
Van Eck recently said he could move away from Bitcoin if fundamentals weaken, while privacy coins like Zcash have become increasingly relevant to the discussion.
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XRP positioned as the biggest winner in the next shift
Doyle presented a simulation suggesting that XRP could be the main beneficiary of the transition. He claims that XRP ETFs could capture up to half of Bitcoin ETF inflows and deplete all XRP in circulation within two years.
In fact, OTC desks and private pools are already becoming thinner. Doyle believes that if financial institutions increase demand and Ripple refuses to sell directly, financial institutions will be forced to buy XRP on open exchanges.
He added that major issuers such as BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity, JPMorgan, and State Street have not yet applied for XRP ETFs.
However, he highlighted November 24, 2025, when the Franklin Templeton and Grayscale Spot XRP ETFs become operational, as a milestone.
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Doyle calls this a tipping point and argues that blockchain will anchor the world’s data, finance and trade. He cites Charles Hoskinson’s argument that the world’s infrastructure will eventually be rewritten on blockchain.
Doyle summarizes his position as follows:
“As we enter this new digital phase, the entire world will be forced to use XRP and other cryptocurrencies.”
He says the current bear market is just a temporary side effect of macroeconomic changes.
