Crypto researcher SMQKE has shared a post providing evidence that Goldman Sachs is listed as a co-investor in Ripple. This comment was made in response to a tweet by Subjective Views, who highlighted an interview titled “A Conversation with Ripple” featuring Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. The interview took place at the Goldman Sachs Digital Assets Conference.
Subjective Views’ tweet focused on the significance of the interview itself, captioning it with, “Goldman Sachs interviewing the Top G. @bgarlinghouse,” and adding, “A conversation with Ripple $XRP,” suggesting the growing alignment between Ripple and prominent financial institutions like Goldman Sachs.
Goldman Sachs—> Co-investor of Ripple✅
Documented.📝👇 https://t.co/WJoArQjgmY pic.twitter.com/VPpUEOMWHb
— SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) June 27, 2025
SMQKE’s Statement and Attached Documentation
In response, SMQKE’s tweet stated, “Goldman Sachs—> Co-investor of Ripple Documented.” The statement was directly supported with an image that appears to be an informational summary about Ripple. The document outlines Ripple’s background, operational model, and key stakeholders.
The image describes Ripple as a private company from the fintech ecosystem with centralized management. It states that Ripple was created in 2005 and is headquartered in the United States. A notable section identifies Ripple’s co-investors, listing major players including Google, Goldman Sachs, Standard Chartered Plc, and Banco Santander SA.
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Details Highlighted in the Document
The document also mentions that Ripple’s system works in test mode with more than 100 banks, including Santander, Bank of America, Axis Bank, and Standard Chartered. It emphasizes Ripple’s role in enabling interbank cross-border financial transfers through technological innovation.
Furthermore, it discusses the advantages of the Ripple cryptosystem, such as the ability to facilitate transactions between any currencies and assets, high-speed transfers, and what is described as “unlimited scalability.” The document asserts that Ripple is not a subversive technology but is designed to improve existing payment technologies by accelerating exchange operations and facilitating the trade of low-liquid assets.
Implications of the Goldman Sachs Connection
SMQKE’s claim, backed by the document, highlights Goldman Sachs as one of Ripple’s co-investors, which is notable given the institution’s prominence in the traditional financial sector. This information aligns with the context of the interview conducted by Goldman Sachs with Brad Garlinghouse at its Digital Assets Conference, suggesting a professional relationship beyond casual collaboration.
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