Ripple2026-09-16 00:31:28Ripple CEO says failed CLARITY Act procedural vote is a setback for the crypto industryRipple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the CLARITY Act’s failure to clear a key procedural vote was a painful outcome for the U.S. crypto industry. In his remarks, Garlinghouse said Ripple’s team had done everything it could to push the bill across the finish line, adding that much of the industry had made the same effort. He framed the legislation as an opportunity that extended well beyond Ripple or any single company, saying it was intended to benefit the broader industry, protect consumers, and reinforce the United States’ position as a global crypto hub and a leader in the future of finance. Garlinghouse said consumers and U.S. competitiveness were ultimately left behind. Even so, he said there are still reasons for optimism. He pointed to ongoing rulemaking by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under Chair Atkins and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission under Chair Selig, and said Ripple would remain actively involved as regulators work to address gaps left by the absence of legislation.810
Ripple2026-09-08 00:40:43Ripple CEO cites Dutch central bank gold shift as a case for crypto value transfersRipple CEO Brad Garlinghouse pointed to a gold reserve move by De Nederlandsche Bank, the Dutch central bank, to argue that crypto offers a faster and cheaper way to move value globally. According to Bitcoin.com, Garlinghouse said DNB spent months repositioning about 86 tons of gold from New York and Ottawa to London in an operation worth roughly $11 billion. Of that amount, around 59 tons were handled through market transactions, with gold sold in New York and bought in London, while more than 27 tons were physically transported. After the move, the share of DNB’s gold reserves held in London rose from 18.1% to 32.1%, while total reserves stayed unchanged at 612.4 tons. Garlinghouse contrasted that process with the growth of crypto, saying the sector has expanded from a $1.5 billion experiment in 2013 into a $2.7 trillion asset class. He said central banks are still moving value in ways that resemble the 1940s and called crypto an ideal tool for storing and transferring value worldwide with speed, security and lower cost.800
Ripple2026-09-05 07:15:37Ripple CEO Says US Becoming Global Crypto Hub Is 'Within Reach'Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that making the United States a global crypto hub is 'within reach' and called on stakeholders to complete the necessary work. He has recently criticized the SEC's enforcement-focused approach to crypto regulation. Ripple, a cross-border payments provider, has long advocated for clearer crypto legislation in the US. (Source: Cointelegraph)800
Ripple2026-09-04 06:31:23Ripple CEO Says US Can Still Become Global Crypto HubRipple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stated that the United States still has the potential to become the global 'crypto center,' according to a report by U.Today.210
Ripple2026-08-25 16:19:40Ripple CEO says XRP has legal clarity, calls for clearer rules across cryptoRipple Chief Executive Officer Brad Garlinghouse said XRP now has legal clarity after the company’s four-year court fight with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He pointed to a federal judge’s ruling that XRP itself is not a security. Garlinghouse said that outcome makes the position around XRP clear, but added that Ripple does not see the issue as settled for the broader market. According to his remarks, the company’s view is that the crypto industry as a whole still needs regulatory clarity. The comments were carried by Techub News, citing CoinPedia.940
Ripple2026-08-22 20:09:02Ripple CEO says U.S. is closer than ever to clear crypto rulesRipple Chief Executive Officer Brad Garlinghouse said the United States has never been closer to establishing clear cryptocurrency regulations, pointing to growing alignment between the crypto sector, traditional finance, and regulators. According to the report cited by Techub News, Garlinghouse said leaders from crypto and traditional finance agreed at a Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, meeting that outdated regulatory rules no longer fit the market. Garlinghouse has for years called for a clear U.S. framework for digital asset oversight. His latest comments were presented as a sign that recent, frequent discussions between regulators, industry participants, and representatives from traditional finance have produced a shared view on the need to update existing rules. The remarks were attributed to Cointelegraph in the Techub summary.1070
Ripple2026-08-20 04:49:08Ripple CEO joins Trump and top regulators at White House crypto summit on CLARITY ActRipple CEO Brad Garlinghouse attended a White House crypto summit alongside U.S. President Donald Trump, Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chair Michael Selig, and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, according to Techub News, citing CoinPedia. The meeting brought together crypto industry leaders and senior U.S. officials for talks centered on regulatory clarity for digital assets. Discussions also covered U.S. innovation and the next steps for the CLARITY Act. The report did not provide additional details on specific outcomes or policy decisions from the summit, but it identified the legislation and the push for clearer crypto rules as the main focus of the meeting.1550
XRP2026-07-24 02:10:15XRP Sits Nearly 70% Below Record High as Ripple CEO Shares Buffett QuoteRipple CEO Brad Garlinghouse reposted Warren Buffett’s famous investing line as XRP trades nearly 70% below its all-time high. The report also cites a Fear and Greed Index reading of 9 and a long-term analyst target of $27 for XRP.150
