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Ripple CEO Dropped Everything for XRP Army Las Vegas

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse showed up at XRP Las Vegas 2026 with a lot to say. The conference began on April 30, and Garlinghouse used his time on stage to address the XRP community on legal clarity, Ripple’s banking ambitions, a potential IPO, and what crypto legislation in Washington actually stands.

Crypto commentator X Finance Bull (@Xfinancebull) flagged the appearance as a must-watch. He shared a video of Garlinghouse, with X Finance Bull noting that the CEO dropped everything for the XRP community.

XRP Already Has Clarity

Garlinghouse was direct about XRP’s regulatory status, stating that it does not depend on the passage of the CLARITY Act. “XRP has clarity,” he told the audience. “XRP fought a very meaningful fight to get clarity.” He grounded that statement in the federal court ruling. “The judge said, in her opinion, XRP in and of itself is not a security.”

X Finance Bull highlighted this as one of the defining moments of the appearance. Garlinghouse made clear that Ripple supports the CLARITY Act for the benefit of the wider industry, but XRP’s legal standing is already settled.

Ripple’s Push for a Fed Master Account

Garlinghouse confirmed on stage that Ripple has applied for a Federal Reserve master account. The CEO stated that access to a Fed master account would be huge for the company.

X Finance Bull pointed to this as a significant move, as it would deepen Ripple’s position inside the U.S. financial system and expand its capabilities for institutional clients.

An IPO and What It Could Mean for XRP Holders

The question of a Ripple IPO surfaced, and Garlinghouse’s answer gave the XRP community reason to pay attention. He said Ripple has not prioritized going public, pointing to struggles with recent crypto IPOs. However, he left the door open.

He was equally clear about where his loyalty sits. He reaffirmed his love for the XRP army and added, “I love to do things that are good for the XRP community.” His comments suggest that while Ripple is not actively seeking an IPO, the company will consider that move if it would benefit XRP and its community.

Garlinghouse Stays Hopeful on the CLARITY Act

Garlinghouse gave a candid read on where crypto legislation stands. He set a firm deadline: if the CLARITY Act does not clear the Senate Banking Committee by the end of the third week in May, “I think we’re in real trouble.”

He described the bill as having been near the finish line several months ago before momentum slowed. He said he remains hopeful but acknowledged the difficulty.

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Solomon Odunayo
Solomon Odunayo
Solomon is a trader, crypto enthusiast, and analyst with over seven years of experience in the industry. He strongly believes that crypto assets and the blockchain will continue to gain prominence. At TimesTabloid.com, he focuses on news, articles with deep analysis of blockchain projects, and technical analysis of crypto trading pairs.
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