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On June 2, Ripple announced the expansion of its office in Washington, D.C., reinforcing its long-term commitment to constructive engagement with policymakers, regulators, and industry partners in the U.S. capital. Digital asset regulatory rules remain a central topic in discussions centered around market structure, payments, and financial innovation. As blockchain applications in finance become increasingly widespread, Ripple's larger business footprint gives it greater capability to participate in policy discussions. This is crucial for banks, payment service providers, cryptocurrency companies, and consumers, as the new regulations may impact blockchain-based payment and fund management products. Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty also mentioned the expansion on X, stating that the larger office space reflects a commitment to clear rules and responsible financial innovation. He further emphasized: