Ripple is drawing market attention as it accelerates its global business expansion while simultaneously countering the virtual asset regulatory debate in the United States. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse assessed that the influence of anti-crypto forces in the U.S. has effectively come to an end. During the same period, Ripple expanded support for the stablecoin RLUSD in Turkey, moving to strengthen its practical use cases.

CEO Garlinghouse continued his strong criticism of the anti-crypto camp in the U.S. recently through his social networking services (SNS). Mentioning a post regarding the cryptocurrency industry made by President Trump on his social media platform 'Truth Social,' he claimed, "The anti-crypto forces have been defeated by the courts, the voters, and President Trump." He further pointed out, "Their arguments have failed to gain traction on a policy, legal, and political level," adding, "Blocking financial innovation ultimately only helped the forces seeking to maintain the existing financial system."

These remarks come amid a growing trend of digital asset-friendly policies within recent U.S. politics. The market is projecting that this gradual mitigation of regulatory uncertainty could have a positive impact on the broader virtual asset market, including XRP.

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