So, I’ve been checking out Ripple’s latest moves and it looks like Garlinghouse is actually connecting with federal financial rules now. Not just battling the SEC anymore. This could really change the game for liquidity in the long run. Heard he’s got a detailed report on it.
Wait, hold on. I thought the case with the SEC was wrapping up? Anyway, I see Ripple is now seen as a top liquidity source for banks. Japan’s jumping on that too, right? Plus, I heard XRP has an ETF now. Garlinghouse is definitely playing the long game. Shifting from ‘SEC fighter’ to ‘Federal Partner’ is smart, especially with Warsh taking over at the Fed in 2026.
Honestly, this should be in the altcoin section. XRP doesn’t belong here. Ripple's always been sketchy in crypto. It’s wild that some folks still think it’s gonna compete with Bitcoin or anything valuable. Politicians seem to agree too, finally waking up to the reality.