Strike CEO Calls Out Ripple for Corporate Lobbying, Says They’ve ‘Crossed the Line’
Jack Mallers, the founder and CEO of Bitcoin Financial Service Platform Strike, recently discussed the continuous increase in the political driving force of the United States’ strategic reserves in Bitcoin. He believes that this concept may be one of the most important economic announcements in American history, comparing with Nixon’s 1971 decision.
However, Green -headed cavalry also expressed concern Regarding the role of Ripple and its participation in influencing policies. He believes that, unlike Bitcoin advocates such as Michael Saylor, Ripple has not yet showed confidence in his products. Malla said that Ripple distributed the 100 billion XRP token to himself and sold it to the public instead of being held. In discussion with Natalie Brunll, he criticized this method, showing that the behavior of ripples is more about the company’s self -interest, not to promote public interests.
Mallers frames this behavior is a model in the history of the American economic history. Private companies will give priority to their agenda while the public is guise. He warned that Ripple’s influence may destroy Bitcoin and its extensive potential as a public cause. According to the Magrams, if the company’s lobbying is not far away from the course, this is a critical moment for technological innovation and monetary policy to benefit from Bitcoin.
“Bitcoin is a public business for us, and some company lobbying is trying to take it away and give priority to its interests. This is my information. I am very happy to attract people’s attention. Moreover, in my opinion, Ripple crossing the boundary, “he said.
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CEO Brad GarlingHouse recently shared his idea of the ongoing XRP and Bitcoin debate. He believes that if people work together rather than competition, the encryption industry can achieve its goals. He emphasized that this is not a zero -sum game.
He also believes that if government digital asset reserves have been created, it should represent the entire industry, not just tokens like BTC or XRP. Garlinghouse said that the maximum doctrine has damaged the progress of cryptocurrencies and is glad to see people adhere to this ancient way of thinking.
