In a recent social media post, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse stressed that he was "1,000%" committed to XRP's future.
This comes after Digital Asset Buy, a well-known XRP influencer, noted that getting a tattoo at 50+ and with a Harvard MBA (like Garlinghouse) is unquestionably a sign of unshakable unwavering support.
"I know many people who got tattoos when they were young and regret them because life changes.When someone with a Harvard MBA gets a tattoo after 50, they have thought it through and know it's only going to change in a good way," the influencer said on the X social media network.
The former Yahoo executive initially revealed his XRP-themed tattoo with planetary motifs back in 2023 after U.S. district court judge Analisa Torres ruled that the secondary sales of the tokens did not constitute investment contracts.
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The tattoo, which is inked on Garlinghouse's right arm, also shows the date of the game-changing summary judgment ruling (July 13, 2023).
And as for any “announcement” that people are wondering about, tonight’s event is just a celebration…but I will share my recent addition: pic.twitter.com/q4THzsr4Fp
— Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) September 29, 2023
When crypto tattoo backfires
That said, it should be noted that crypto tattoos can backfire. Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz famously showed off his Luna-themed tattoo in early 2022 (just months before the cryptocurrency eventually imploded). Earlier this year, Galaxy Digital had to shell out $200 million in penalties linked to the Luna crisis.
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— Mike Novogratz (@novogratz) January 5, 2022
SEC v. Ripple case is finally over
As reported by U.Today, Garlinghouse recently confirmed that the company was dropping its cross-appeal against the SEC. Given that the agency is expected to reciprocate, this essentially marks the end of the grueling legal battle.
