A crypto influencer has claimed governments and institutions will have no choice but to adopt XRP and other digital assets, arguing the shift is unavoidable as artificial intelligence threats escalate.
Robert Doyle outlined a sweeping vision for global blockchain adoption, warning that traditional systems can no longer protect critical data.
AI Threats Will Push Institutions to Blockchain, and Ripple
Doyle argues that every major institution will be forced onto blockchain networks. He says the move is not about preference but survival as AI-driven attacks evolve at exponential speed.
The influencer referenced a November 13, 2025, attack carried out entirely by autonomous AI agents — the first documented cyberattack with no human operator. The capability of these attacks doubles every six months, leaving centralized systems increasingly exposed.
According to Doyle, any centralized structure creates a single point of failure. He adds that about 80% of data leaks stem from internal misuse, illustrating how fragile legacy systems have become.
Blockchain as the Future of Critical Data
Several analysts believe all sensitive data — from medical records to legal documents — must eventually move on-chain. There’s a strong argument that decentralization is the only way to achieve full security and long-term resilience.
Doyle also argues that the current Bitcoin cycle is delayed due to macroeconomic pressures. High interest rates and the extended maturity profile of US debt, he says, are pushing the next market peak into 2026.
He points to growing criticism of Bitcoin’s future, citing comments from Ray Dalio on privacy risks and potential quantum attacks.
Most recently, VanEck has said it could shift away from Bitcoin if fundamentals weaken, while privacy coins like Zcash gain relevance in that debate.
XRP Positioned as the Biggest Winner in the Coming Shift
Doyle presented simulations suggesting XRP could become the main beneficiary of the transition. He claims XRP ETFs could capture up to half of Bitcoin ETF inflows, potentially draining all circulating XRP within two years.
Indeed, OTC desks and private pools are already thinning out. If institutions ramp up demand and Ripple declines direct sales, Doyle believes they will be forced to buy XRP on open exchanges.
He adds that major issuers such as BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity, JP Morgan, and State Street have not yet filed for XRP ETFs.
However, he highlights November 24, 2025, as a milestone, when spot XRP ETFs from Franklin Templeton and Grayscale go live.
Doyle calls this a turning point, insisting blockchain will anchor global data, finance, and trade. He invokes Charles Hoskinson’s claim that the world’s infrastructure will eventually be rewritten on blockchain.
Doyle summarises his position:
“The whole world will be forced to use XRP and other cryptocurrencies as we enter this new digital phase.”
He says the current bear market is only a temporary side effect of macroeconomic shifts.
