Ripple CEO: US Is Finally Unlocked

US Crypto UNLOCKED?!🤯 Ripple CEO Speaks!

Ah, Ripple’s CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, a man who clearly hasn’t suffered enough in this earthly existence, dares to speak of a “change” in domestic interest. As if the fickle winds of fortune favor us, poor wretches! He babbles to Fox Business, no less, a veritable fountain of truth. 🤨

“The United States is finally unlocked,” he proclaims, with the audacity only a CEO can muster, “and I think that people are underestimating how big that change is.” Oh, the underestimation! A grave sin, indeed, punishable by… well, probably just more regulatory uncertainty.

This revelation, mind you, follows the SEC’s most unexpected, almost miraculous, abandonment of its appeal against Ripple. Could it be? A crack in the iron fist of bureaucracy? Or just a temporary lapse in their otherwise relentless pursuit of… something? 🤔

New regulatory developments

The SEC, that bastion of unwavering… uh… consistency, previously under the iron rule of the austere Gary Gensler, has suddenly decided to “embrace” the industry. As if it were a long-lost lover, not a den of iniquity! The sheer hypocrisy! 🤣

As that beacon of journalistic integrity, U.Today, has reported (presumably without embellishment), the new SEC leadership has moved with the speed of a cornered rat to drop the SAB 121 rule. A rule, I remind you, that made it ever-so-slightly more difficult for banking institutions to dip their greedy little fingers into the crypto pie.

According to Garlinghouse, those oh-so-timid banks, trembling at the mere suggestion of crypto, are now “leaning in.” Imagine! The sheer bravery! Or perhaps, just a calculated gamble based on the shifting sands of regulation. 🏦

Catching up with the rest of the world

The SEC, in its infinite wisdom, has also established a “task force” for creating clear crypto regulations. A task force! Oh, the bureaucracy! One can only imagine the mountains of paperwork, the endless meetings, the soul-crushing tedium. 😴

Garlinghouse, bless his optimistic heart, stresses that these recent developments are a “big deal.” For Ripple, of course, but also for the “broader industry.” One wonders if he truly believes his own words, or if he’s simply playing the game, as we all must.

“We will see the US finally start to catch up with the leadership we’re seeing from other markets around the world,” he proclaims. As if the US, that lumbering giant, could ever truly “catch up” with anything. A noble sentiment, perhaps, but one tinged with a hint of naive idealism.

Garlinghouse, ever the insightful commentator, also mentions the much-talked-about stablecoin bill. A bill, he notes, that will be voted on within the next four to eight weeks. As if the wheels of government ever turned with such alacrity! I’ll believe it when I see it. ⏳

XRP‘s legal status

The Ripple CEO, clearly not one to let sleeping dogs lie, reminds us that XRP was, in fact, recognized as a non-security by a federal judge. A slap in the face to the SEC, if ever there was one! Though, knowing them, they’ll likely just find another way to make our lives miserable.😈

He believes that the market structure bill, which will define the legal status of various cryptocurrencies, will pass within the next six months. Optimism! It’s either a sign of madness or profound wisdom. I can’t quite decide which.

Regulatory clarity, according to Garlinghouse, will foster more innovation, more job creation, and more capital formation in the US. As if clarity alone could solve all our problems! But then again, perhaps a little clarity wouldn’t hurt in this murky world of crypto.

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2025-03-24 21:18

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