Brad Garlinghouse recently acknowledged a tweet from The New Yorker which read:  The stakes are high for regulating the crypto industry.  Until it becomes a part of the regulated economy, it will be associated with a notion of criminality.

Community response:  Why are you entertaining the idea that criminals use crypto? Surely XRP falls under that as well then.

Cash is the easiest way to hide money. At least there’s a record of every crypto transaction made, you can’t say that about cash.

All transactions made in history has been recorded in the universe. There’s no way to hide from the one.  Blockchain will be the physical manifestation of the book of life.

SEC and governments are the biggest criminal organizations in the world.

Did you mean the bankers that formed the federal reserve, that control the SE?

Needs to have more emphasis, nobody seems to understand the severity of this case on crypto as a whole.  On a personal note, I hope all is well with you, I understand how unwanted stress can wear on your personal life.

What I find increasingly shocking is that the United States is behaving like the world policeman on cryptocurrencies and it seems held bent on disrupting the eco-system of the space, totally ignoring the regularity clarity set by other countries like the UK and Japan.

Until it becomes part of the regulated economy right? Until it’s owned entirely by the banks, right? Just so we’re clear. You all better to be ready to get shaken out, proper. We are in line for every type of fear mongering, FUD spectacular, media manipulation, price suppression.

Difference between a pro and an amateur is a here. Pros have gravity in their words.

A ton of crypto entities are already in talks with the SEC and even IMF with plans for CBDCs. Regulation doesn’t have to be scary.  They are just learning how to go about it and what to regulate. Everything is a process. And regulation isn’t mutually exclusive to growth.

End the SEC battle, be the better man. XRP has been stuck in the litigation mud for years. Brad you can end this BS.  It is time to move on mate.

The S.E.C. has yet to set clear rules on cryptocurrencies, leaving the industry guessing. Maybe that’s just how the agency wants it.

Sir Brad, give them their $1B and move on as the first regulated crypto. You will achieve what you have set out to do in banking this way the quickest and easiest. You will also create a large barrier to entry for others and consolidated the market. $1B entry fee.

Hi Brad, been invested for more than 5 years in XRP has only thought me to remain patient, but, when would we see the rally similar to Bitcoin, Ethereum and so on to get the fruitful rewards for being patient.