Brad Garlinghouse, PDG de Ripple (XRP), déclare que les startups de cryptographie devraient éviter les États-Unis
Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of financial technology company Ripple Labs, has urged cryptocurrency startups to avoid the United States, as the country is currently one of the worst places to launch digital asset operations due to its lack of clear crypto regulations. The Ripple CEO stated his opinion during a panel with Hong Fang, the president of crypto exchange OKX, and other industry leaders at TOKEN2049, an annual crypto event hosted in Singapore. Crypto Startups Should Avoid the U.S. In addition to advising crypto startups to avoid the U.S., Garlinghouse urged the country to learn from nations like the U.K., Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates that have implemented clear rules, encouraging innovation and protecting investors. Garlinghouse blamed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the unfavorable crypto environment, insisting that the regulator had instigated a political war with the industry through its lawsuits. Since the start of the year, the Commission has sued several digital asset platforms and imposed settlements running into millions of dollars on companies, including crypto exchanges Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken, adding to ongoing legal spats with firms like Ripple Labs. In all the lawsuits and charges, the agency has tagged many crypto tokens securities, demanding that they be registered. But








