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Ripple CEO: 75% of Ripple's vacant positions are now in the United States

Ripple CEO: 75% of Ripple's vacant positions are now in the United States

Bitget2025/01/05 20:37

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that currently 75% of Ripple Labs' job vacancies are in the United States, and after the November 2024 elections, the company has more transactions and partnerships in the US than in the previous six months. Garlinghouse attributes these changes to the upcoming Trump administration and Donald Trump's pro-cryptocurrency remarks.

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