Ripple is making some interesting moves lately in terms of aligning with federal financial rules. It looks like Garlinghouse isn't just battling the SEC anymore, he's actually creating a pathway into the federal system.
I've put together a report explaining why this shift stands out from what we've seen before and what it means for long-term liquidity.
Wait, what I thought the SEC was already ending the ongoing case with Ripple. But you know that Ripple has positioned itself as the primary liquidity provider for banks, I hear japan also joining this.
Anyway, now XRP has its own ETF too? Garlinghouse is playing the long game here. By pivoting from 'SEC fighter' to 'Federal Partner,' Ripple is securing its place in the May 2026 financial reboot. With Kevin Warsh officially taking over as Fed Chair this one gonna be hit different
This should be in the altcoin section. XRP is not worthy of discussing outside of there. Ripple has always been the worst actor in the crypto space and it is a shame that ignorant people who don't understand unit bias were tricked into thinking it has some sort of place amongst crypto offerings or potential to grow it's value like Bitcoin. It doesn't. I'm glad that politicians seem to have come to this conclusion as well.