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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse Sets Some Things Straight About The Company And XRP

Ripple and XRP have been surrounded by so many speculations that we’ve lost count.

A lot of reps from Ripple have been addresses all the confusions before, and they continue to do so.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse decided to address some of the speculations and accusations once again, especially the ones saying that Ripple holding XRP affects the digital coin’s price.

Ripple, accused of selling XRP as an unregistered security

He said that Ripple will be soon responding to an amendment in the class-action lawsuit against the company which accused it of selling XRP as an unregistered security.

“As a defendant in the class-action lawsuit, I won’t get into the details (response from Ripple is coming soon). I will say: SEC guidance isn’t issued by the Commission and isn’t law, rule or regulation. It’s clear XRP is not a security and the UK and others have said as much,” Ripple CEO said.

Ripple is setting a standard in transparency

He said that Ripple is setting a standard in transparency that other organizations, companies, and foundations in the space should follow.

He also cited XRP’s rate of inflation compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum.

“XRP sales are about helping expand XRP’s utility – building RippleNet & supporting other biz building w/XRP ie Dharma & Forte. Reality is we DECREASED our sales by volume Q/Q and since then the inflation rate of XRP circulating supply has been lower than that of BTC and ETH.”

regarding the feedback that Garlinghouse received, a lot of people in the crypto space are showing huge support, but there are also the haters who accuse XRP of being a security indeed.

We recommend that you head over to Garlinghouse’s Twitter account and check out everything that the man had to say on the subject.

Other than this, it’s been recently reported that, regarding the price of XRP, the coin is currently in the middle of a push for a new rally.

At the moment of writing this article, the whole crypto market is bloody again.

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