A crypto influencer believes that governments and institutions will have no choice but to adopt XRP and other digital assets as threats from artificial intelligence escalate.
Robert Doyle has outlined a vision for the dramatic expansion of blockchain adoption globally, while warning that traditional systems are no longer capable of protecting critical data.
AI Threats Will Force Organizations to Turn to Blockchain and Ripple
Doyle argues that every major organization will be forced to move to blockchain networks. This is no longer a matter of choice, but a matter of survival, as AI-driven attacks grow exponentially.
The influencer referred to an attack on November 13, 2025, carried out entirely by autonomous AI agents — the first documented cyberattack without human control. The likelihood of such attacks is doubling every six months, making centralized systems increasingly vulnerable.
Any centralized structure creates a “single point of failure,” Doyle said, adding that about 80% of data breaches stem from internal misuse, highlighting the fragility of legacy systems.
Blockchain is the future of critical data
Many analysts believe that all sensitive data – from medical records to legal documents – will eventually have to be put on the blockchain. There is a strong view that decentralization is the only way to achieve absolute security and long-term resilience.
Doyle also believes that the current Bitcoin cycle is being delayed by macroeconomic pressures, and he believes that high interest rates and long US debt maturities will push the next market peak to 2026.
He pointed to growing criticism of Bitcoin's future, citing Ray Dalio's comments on privacy risks and attacks from quantum technology.
Most recently, VanEck has stated that it could move away from Bitcoin if fundamentals weaken, while privacy coins like Zcash have become increasingly important in this debate.
XRP is expected to benefit the most from the upcoming migration wave
Doyle presented simulations that show XRP could be the biggest beneficiary of the transition. He said XRP ETFs could attract up to half of Bitcoin ETF inflows, potentially “draining” XRP circulation within two years.
In fact, OTC desks and private pools are drying up. If institutions increase demand and Ripple reduces direct sales, Doyle believes they will be forced to buy XRP on the open market.
He added that major institutions like BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity, JP Morgan and State Street have yet to file applications to issue an XRP ETF.
However, he emphasized that November 24, 2025 will be an important milestone, when the XRP spot ETFs of Franklin Templeton and Grayscale officially launch.
Doyle called it a turning point, asserting that blockchain will become the foundation for future global data, finance, and commerce. He also echoed Charles Hoskinson 's view that the world's infrastructure will eventually be rewritten on blockchain.
Doyle concludes:
“The whole world will be forced to use XRP and other cryptocurrencies as we enter this new digital era.”
According to him, the current bear market is just a temporary consequence of macroeconomic fluctuations.
