Ripple CTO David Schwartz has recently urged the public to await verified information before reacting to unconfirmed reports concerning Donald Trump. Amid swirling rumors of a significant anti-Trump story poised to break, Schwartz emphasized the importance of verification to prevent misinformation from spreading.

This warning comes amid reports that the UK Labour Party may have interfered in the U.S. presidential election. Following these reports, Donald Trump has filed a legal complaint against the UK Labour Party, accusing them of interfering in the White House race to support Kamala Harris.

Ripple CTO Urges Verification Amid Donald Trump Rumors

In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Ripple CTO David Schwartz called for caution in reacting to rumors about an impending anti-Trump story. With the U.S. presidential election just 12 days away, the impact of unverified information could significantly influence voter decisions.

Schwartz emphasized in his statement: “I’d like to caution people to please wait for confirmation or refutation before acting like its truth matches what you want its truth to be. Please don’t be that guy.”

Trump Campaign Files Legal Action Over UK Labour Party Interference

The Trump campaign has launched a legal complaint alleging illegal interference by the UK Labour Party. According to the filing with the Federal Election Commission, Labour Party members were reportedly sent to the U.S. to support Kamala Harris’s campaign, potentially violating U.S. campaign finance laws.

Despite these developments, Polymarket data shows Trump maintaining a strong lead over Harris, with his winning probability at 65.7% compared to Harris’s 34.4%. However, recent concerns have emerged about potential market manipulation on Polymarket, with reports of $25 million in large bets from just four users potentially influencing the prediction markets.

In related news, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has privately expressed support for Kamala Harris, though he has avoided making any public endorsements to prevent potential backlash from Trump supporters.

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