Ripple CEO on why crypto super PAC Fairshake was started | 60 Minutes

Ripple and two other crypto companies launched Fairshake, the industry's major super PAC, in 2023. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse says Fairshake was a reaction to the SEC stance on cryptocurrencies.

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[raymunddelossantos]

let's get the current value up to $5 before end of 2024!

[zayedwakarshaan]

Buying XRP now means buying Bitcoin at $3 in 2012.

[BigcountryReactions]

Sec doesn’t care about retail investors. They only care about protecting the big banks

[savingferris]

Gary Gensler should be arrested for defrauding the American investor.

[hellchaos]

Brad is an unofficial leader of the crypto world

[ew]

The only money I ever lost in crypto was the direct result of the Ripple vs SEC case. It went on for four years and cost Ripple 150 million dollars in legal fees, billions in lost market value of XRP and hundreds of thousands of XRP retail investors the same investors the SEC says they are trying to protect. Oh and BTW Ripple committed NO FRAUD

[melonberryable]

Big up the XRP family! Xrp to the moon 🌙

[Loringweb]

" ... pales in comparison to money lost by XRP investors to baseless lawsuits all of which the SEC lost and cost Tax payers millions."

[thelastsavage]

This is going to be a hit piece. I’m bullish but the media will try to tear XRP down

[Cherylmichellehana]

After so much struggles I now own a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place!!

[portercsle]

The proposed incineration of a substantial part of XRP's total circulation stands to significantly influence its market price. This reduction in available XRP would likely enhance its value, as scarcity tends to drive up prices. This scenario, along with Ripple's current legal proceedings and its formation of key alliances, might make XRP an especially appealing option for cryptocurrency investors. It's advisable for investors to keep a keen eye on Ripple's maneuvers and the corresponding market responses. Such movements could unveil distinctive investment prospects in the ever-changing world of cryptocurrencies. My coach, Erik Heinz Lembcke has emphasized the importance of understanding these market dynamics and staying informed about such pivotal events in the crypto realm...

[CTSOF]

Horrible one sided interview with the reporter portraying her dislike to crypto. Never watch her stories again.

[martinscrapp]

....and how many people have lost large sums of money on public companies that went bust?

[Tom-votm]

SEC should face a class action lawsuit by all XRP holders

[MyaBriggs-xh]

Luminobit is the real deal. The potential here is absolutely massive!

[juniordelgiorno]

Ripple and Brad are true pioneers in this space and I can’t wait to see how they grow over the next 10 years.

[MB-zupd]

You guys had the chance to do what is right 60 minutes. You blew it. Crypto will move with or without the United States. It is global. You have done the American people a disservice by not educating them on blockchain technology..

[zzooooman]

So when is SEC gonna look into Pelosi ?

[EasyThereBigFella]

The quote from the SEC spokesperson weren't exactly flattering toward "Fair Shake". The words felt more in defense of Gary Gensler. I certainly hope Brad Garlinghouse managed his response in line with the millions of crypto investors who have been in financial limbo due to Gary Gensler's continuation of the Ripple lawsuit.

[MithunOnTheNet]

Who would have thought this is where Ripple would be! 😄Let's go XRP!