Ripple CEO comments on the global crypto adoption after the SEC has taken

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Von: Krypto News Österreich

Brad Garlinghouse, der CEO des Blockchain-Zahlungsunternehmens, das die US-SEC vor Gericht wegen des Status von XRP bekämpft, glaubt, dass es viele positive Nachrichten in Bezug auf die weltweite Einführung von Krypto gibt. Er machte diese Kommentare nach dem jüngsten Vorgehen der Securities and Exchange Commission gegen Kraken und seine Krypto-Staking-Dienste. Treten Sie zurück und überprüfen Sie Als größte Volkswirtschaft der Welt neigen die von den USA, ihrer Regierung und den lokalen Aufsichtsbehörden ergriffenen Maßnahmen dazu, der Kryptowährungsindustrie erheblichen Schaden zuzufügen. Nach Spekulationen, dass die SEC Krypto-Staking verfolgen könnte, folgte der Wachhund und stoppte Krakens Dienste. Darüber hinaus gab es mehrere …
Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of the blockchain payment company, which the US SEC fought in court for the status of XRP, believes that there is a lot of positive news about the global introduction of crypto. He made these comments after the recent procedure of the Securities and Exchange Commission against octopuses and his crypto staking services. Step back and check as the largest economy in the world tend to harm the measures taken by the United States, its government and the local supervisory authorities to damage the cryptocurrency industry. After speculation that the Sec krypto staking could follow, the watchdog followed and stopped Kraken's services. In addition, there were several ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of the blockchain payment company that the US SEC fought in court because of the status of XRP, believes that there is a lot of positive news about the global introduction of crypto.

He made these comments after the recent procedure of the Securities and Exchange Commission against octopuses and his crypto staking services.

step back and check

As the largest economy in the world, the measures taken by the United States, its government and the local supervisory authorities tend to harm considerable damage to the cryptocurrency industry. After speculation that SEC could follow crypto staking, the watchdog followed and stopped Kraken's services.

In addition, there were several reports from last year or something, including executive orders of President Biden, which indicate upcoming strict regulations. Nevertheless, Garlinghouse believes that other jurisdictions should be viewed that are much friendly compared to the industry.

below is Dubai, which has introduced several regulations that enable crypto companies to set up offices while regulating them by the local supervisory authority. According to reports, the Australian government also intends to update its existing regulatory framework in order to include the licensing and custody of crypto assets.

The other examples of Garlinghouse included the recent guidelines of the South Korean Financial Service Commission, the new consultation of the British HMT on "the government's intention to create an appropriate, clear framework" and the new Brazilian set of rules.

rippleder CEO of, however, did not miss the opportunity to beat the United States because of its controversial approach.

The list continues (Brazil's new legal framework, etc.) Note the similarities - these regulatory authorities take the lead and do the work that we desperately miss in the USA - it is not surprising that this company likes Ripple!

- Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) 9. February 2023

Take of the Coinbase CEOS

Only one day before the SEC came officially, Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase, commented on the rumors at that time and claimed that it was "a terrible way for the USA if that were approved".

According to him, the stake offers several advantages for users and the entire industry, including scalability, increased security and reduced CO2 balance.

Interestingly, Coinbase also suffered, even though the Sec octopuses followed. The stocks of the listed company fell by over 14 %in one day, since a large part of his revenue comes from staking.

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