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by: xpoolPosted on: April 14, 2025

Ripple CEO Reveals SEC Payment Details: $50M for US Government, XRP Included

Brad Garlinghouse’s recent appearance on Fox Business sheds light on the future of Ripple’s $125 million settlement with the SEC. After settling their case, the company has now begun to withdraw funds, including a portion destined for the US government, which will receive $50 million while XRP receives another $50 million.

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