95% of Ripple’s customers are not from the US, CEO Garlinghouse says
Potential customers in the U.S. are apparently holding off from using Ripple’s XRP-related services due to regulatory uncertainty. As Ripple reportedly prepares to relocate its headquarters outside of the United States, it turns out that only 5% of the company’s clients are based in the country, according to the firm's CEO.On Dec. 2, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse sat for an interview with CNN anchor Julia Chatterley to discuss Ripple’s regulatory hurdles in operating in the U.S.According to Garlinghouse, as much as 95% of the San Francisco-based company’s customers are located abroad. He....
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