According to Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the latest crypto hit piece from New York Times relied on a false premise that Donald Trump’s team is directly involvedAccording to Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the latest crypto hit piece from New York Times relied on a false premise that Donald Trump’s team is directly involved
"Not Journalism": Ripple Chief Claps Back At NYT
According to Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the latest crypto hit piece from New York Times relied on a false premise that Donald Trump’s team is directly involved with Ripple Labs. Tying the ease in regulatory constraints to Trump’s inauguration, the mass media outlet left out quite a few important factors, Mr. Garlinghouse notes. XRP vs. SEC: Uncovering Both Sides Of The Story The piece stated that the United States President was casually paid or somehow convinced into sorting out deals with various crypto firms that the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) battled under Gary Gensler’s regime. Ripple
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