Ripple CTO David Schwartz responded to a joke about Wikipedia with a fictional self-bio.
The post gained attention for its satirical tone and crypto references.
The exchange started from a follower milestone tweet by attorney Marc Randazza.
Ripple CTO David Schwartz drew attention on X after posting a humorous, fictional version of what his Wikipedia page might look like. The witty post came after attorney Marc Randazza playfully asked community members for help in reaching a 25,000 X follower milestone.
The informal tone of the request caught Schwartz’s attention. He reshared the post and pointed out that Randazza had a Wikipedia page, while he, one of Ripple’s key figures, did not. This prompted another user to ask Schwartz what his Wikipedia entry might contain if one existed.
Rather than offering a traditional summary, Schwartz responded with a satirical and exaggerated biography that quickly gained traction.
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