Brad Garlinghouse calls the White House Crypto Summit “historic,” as America finally opens its doors to pro-crypto policies. Big change.
March 7 was a gigantic day for crypto—the first-ever White House Crypto Summit. The summit brought together crypto giants, government representatives, and industry titans to design the future of digital assets in America.
One of the biggest names in the room? Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple’s CEO. He called the summit a “historic” step toward clearer crypto regulations and government-backed innovation.
Garlinghouse summed up the energy perfectly: “Some weeks feel like months in crypto… this was one of them.”
Crypto’s Big Moment
For years, the U.S. has struggled with unclear crypto laws, but this summit hinted at a major shift. Hot topics included:
- A U.S. Bitcoin Reserve (yep, a national digital piggy bank)
- Stablecoins backed by U.S. Treasuries for financial stability
- Clear laws from Congress to protect and grow crypto
Garlinghouse took a shot at past leadership, praising Trump for hosting the event—a huge contrast to Biden’s previous stance.
With David Sacks, Bo Hines, and Caroline Pham pushing the conversation forward, crypto might finally get the regulatory clarity it’s been waiting for.
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