ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse praises Trump government for crypto acceptance and demands regulatory clarity

<p> <strong> ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse praises Trump government for crypto acceptance and demands regulatory clarity </strong> </p>

The CEO of Ripple praises the acceptance of the Trump government of crypto

In a remarkable week for the cryptocurrency industry, Brad Garlinghouse, CEO von Ripple, has recognized progress in the political landscape of the United States. Significant events such as the first crypto summit of the White House and a CEO round of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) were particularly emphasized. Garlinghouse found that the industry is faced with rapid developments that include both political discussions and regulatory changes.

According to Garlinghouse, there was a lot of talk about the priorities of the Trump government in relation to the crypto agenda. He emphasized that regulatory clarity through legislative measures, support for stable coin innovation as well as the introduction of a BTC reserves and crypto stock are of crucial importance. These developments could initiate a new era for digital assets in the USA.

"I was extremely pleased to see the incredible support of this government," said Garlinghouse on the social media platform X on March 7th. He particularly thanked Donald Trump, who welcomed the crypto industrial engineer in the White House, and pointed out the differences to the supposed "hostility of the bidden administration".

Garlinghouse exposed his gratitude towards David Sacks, the Ki- and crypto-czar of the White House, as well as Bo Hines, the executive director of the presidential council of the advisor for digital assets, for their role in organizing the crypto summit. The CFTC Commissioner Caroline Pham also thanked the initiative to promote discussions within the authority. According to Garlinghouse, these engagements mark a turning point in the relationship between political decision-makers and the crypto industry.

The CEO encouraged the crypto community to concentrate on broader industry goals instead of leading internal conflicts between different cryptocurrencies. He confirmed his commitment to a fair regulatory framework and stated: "As we have always done it, we will continue to support the need for a just competitive area and it was great to hear that others in the room also emphasized this!"

Overall, Garlinghouse's positive assessment of the Trump government shows that an increased conversation between blockchain and crypto players and political decision-makers is possible. In the long term, this could lead to more important legal regulations in the United States that give the industry new impulses.