Summary of Ripple/XRP-SECvsRipple-OBJECTION, David Schwartz-Top/Down Bottom/Up Strategy, TA-XRP 90K% Explosion?

00:00:00 - 00:20:00

This video discusses the benefits of Ripple's blockchain technology and how it differs from other cryptocurrencies. It also comments on the importance of an adoption by a government or government's entities for a value protocol to be successful.

• 00:00:00 Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, has announced his resignation, stating that it is "through me...the company...the timing was right." Friedman from Ripple discusses the benefits of U.S. legislation being moved past "do we need legislation?" to a "solid yes." She also discusses the Ryan coffee case versus Ripple and how it is not the only one. Jason Collins from Glintpay gives a positive review of the products from Digital Perspectives.
• 00:05:00 In this interview, David Schwartz discusses Ripple's approach to developing and implementing its blockchain technology, and how this differs from that of other cryptocurrencies. He also comments on the importance of an adoption by a government or government's entities for a value protocol to be successful.
• 00:10:00 David Schwartz discusses how Ripple is open to working with any company that solves a problem, discusses how xrp is carbon neutral, and discusses how xrp transactions are public and objective.
• 00:15:00 The "top-down approach" of the SEC vs. Ripple is a frustration for David Schwartz, as it seems that big interests in the real estate transfer industry are trying to push back against the new technology. Ripple's "control" of assets makes it a legal beneficiary in a court case, which should be a key factor in the SEC's decision.
• 00:20:00 The speaker discusses how Ripple's recent SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit could be a good thing for the cryptocurrency industry as it provides clarity for the future. He also points out that Deutsche Bank has a lot of derivative assets, and that Ripple's Ledger could tokenize these assets.