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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says the company will spend $200M fighting an SEC lawsuit accusing him, a co-founder, and Ripple of selling unregistered securities

- Ripple will have spent $200 million by the time its legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is over, CEO Brad Garlinghouse said.

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  • @bgarlinghouse Brad Garlinghouse on x
    As I just shared on stage at #DubaiFintechSummit, @Ripple is expanding in Dubai. With 20% of our customers based in MENA and clear regulatory regimes being developed, it's no surprise that Dubai is emerging as a key global financial hub for crypto innovation to thrive. https://tw…
  • @metalawman @metalawman on x
    In the U. S., when it comes to the SEC, the process is the punishment. @Ripple will spend $200 million in legal fees defending itself from the SEC. Imagine if that $200 million had been spent on R&D and other jobs in the U.S. It's not supposed to be this way. Not here. https://tw…
  • @cnbcmiddleeast @cnbcmiddleeast on x
    Ripple spent $200 million fighting SEC lawsuit, CEO @bgarlinghouse tells CNBC's @Dan_Murphy at the Dubai Fintech Summit https://twitter.com/...
  • @silvermanjacob @silvermanjacob on x
    Maybe UAE can be the “regulated” crypto honeypot for US intel tracking asset flows and OTC desks in the region. Anyway have fun! https://twitter.com/...
  • @crypto_boris1 Boris Alergant on x
    Grateful to be working at a crypto firm with the means and willingness to fight a government that has overstepped. #crypto https://www.cnbc.com/...
  • @ldrogen Leigh Drogen on x
    Well, I mean, “they” didn't spend the money, the people they sold the XRP tokens did https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @paulwsj Paul Beckett on x
    The Securities and Exchange Commission argues that it has the authority to oversee many digital coins and the platforms that trade them - fascinating from Pete Santilli, @ceostroff & @davidamichaels https://www.wsj.com/... via @WSJ
  • @nanamurugesan @nanamurugesan on x
    8/ In UAE for a few days with the @Coinbase team and @barmstrong. Crypto and web3 serve as enormous opportunities for economic and technological diversification for the UAE, and the region has the potential to be a strategic hub for Coinbase. https://www.coinbase.com/... https://…
  • @loic Loic Le Meur on x
    SEC going after the crypto exchange that really wanted to be “by the book” in the US - now Coinbase wants to move to UAE!!! https://www.cnbc.com/...
  • @pt Parker on x
    Negging is an interesting lobbying strategy. Let's see how that works for them. https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @smtuffy Sean Tuffy on x
    I mean sure, that's how Ponzi schemes work https://twitter.com/...
  • @mdudas Mike Dudas on x
    “The SEC is a bit of an outlier... There's kind of a lone crusade, if you will, with @GaryGensler, the chair there, and he has taken a more anti-crypto view for some reason.” ~ @coinbase CEO @brian_armstrong https://www.cnbc.com/...