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Ripple CEO shares liquidity milestones, but are XRP holders being left behind
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ambcrypto.comAs 2021 winds to a close, end-of-year Twitter threads are all the rage now. To everyone’s surprise, one person who looked back on a tumultuous 2021 to vocally express their opinions was none other than Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse.
Ripple has certainly seen its share of highs and lows. For example, the exec recalled the SEC’s lawsuit against the company but went on to call 2021 a “watershed year for crypto.” He noted,
“Proud to say it was @Ripple’s strongest year ever (XRP-based On-Demand Liquidity payments account for 25% of $ volume across RippleNet, and ODL txns are up 25x from Q3 2020, and 130% QoQ)…”
That said, however, it’s not all champagne and celebrations for thousands of XRP holders. Their assets were either delisted on major
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