Encryption KOL: The increasing threat of AI will drive the world to adopt XRP, and its ETF will attract half of the funds from Bitcoin.

KOL Robert Doyle in the Crypto Assets field claims that as the threat of artificial intelligence intensifies, governments and institutions around the world will have no choice but to adopt XRP and other digital assets, pointing out that this shift is inevitable.

Robert Doyle outlined a grand vision for the global adoption of blockchain and warned that traditional systems are no longer capable of protecting critical data. Doyle believes that all large institutions will be forced to migrate to blockchain networks, and this move is not out of preference but for survival, as AI-driven attacks are evolving at an exponential rate.

He mentioned a cyber attack initiated entirely by autonomous artificial intelligence agents that occurred on November 13, 2025 – the first recorded instance of an unoperated cyber attack. The capability of such attacks doubles every six months, making centralized systems increasingly vulnerable. Doyle pointed out that any centralized architecture would create a single point of failure. He also added that about 80% of data breaches stem from internal misuse, highlighting how vulnerable traditional systems have become.

Doyle also believes that the current Bitcoin cycle is delayed due to macroeconomic pressures. He stated that high interest rates and the extended maturity of U.S. debt are pushing the next market peak to 2026. He also mentioned the growing critical voices regarding the future of Bitcoin and cited Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, on the privacy risks and potential quantum attacks.

Doyle presented simulation results indicating that XRP could be a major beneficiary of this transformation. He stated that the XRP ETF could attract up to half of the funds flowing into Bitcoin ETFs and may absorb all circulating XRP within two years. In fact, the trading volume of XRP on over-the-counter platforms and private pools has already begun to decrease. If institutional investors increase demand and Ripple refuses to sell directly, Doyle believes they will be forced to purchase XRP on public exchanges.

He also added that major issuers such as BlackRock, Vanguard Group, Fidelity Investments, JPMorgan, and State Street Bank have not yet submitted applications for the XRP ETF. November 24, 2025, is a milestone, when the Franklin Templeton and Grayscale spot XRP ETFs will officially launch. (BeinCrypto)