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Bitcoin Maxi Max Keiser Launches Scathing Attack on XRP Amid SEC Lawsuit Against Binance

Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has once again criticized XRP, causing tension within the XRP community. Keiser's tweet was prompted by the SEC's lawsuit against Binance, which did not mention XRP as a security. However, Keiser's tweet and subsequent exchange with XRP enthusiasts have been interpreted as a sign of insecurity and obsession with XRP.

This ongoing tension between Bitcoin and XRP supporters has become a recurring theme, with XRP enthusiasts consistently defending their chosen cryptocurrency.

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