Founder participating in Ripple Jed McCaleb newly Go to the x social media network to talk about its XRP sales.
McCaleb has denied an attempt to harm investors due to the discomfort of the Ripple decisions.
The cryptocurrency pole claims that he told the community that he would leave the company because he no longer believes in the project. He claims that his intention was to allow people to manage it.
“The intention was to allow the people who manage me. The alternative was to sell without telling people. Is this better?” He added.
A 50 -year -old businessman also I mentioned He never participated in promoting XRP as an investment, and for this reason it was not targeted by the Supreme Education Council.
As one of the co -founders of the company, he was a talented 9 billion XRPS in 2012. Then he left Ripple again in 2013 and continued to participate in Stellar Foundation, a competitive project, because his vision was not in line with the company company.
In 2014, McCaleb reached an agreement with Ripple to gradually sell its symbols. His initial sales were limited to $ 10,000 a week. Ripple then filed a lawsuit against McCaleb, accusing him of violating the terms of the 2014 agreement by bypassing the contractual boundaries. After a settlement, they reached a new agreement in 2016. The McCaleb sales linked to the XRP trading size.
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like It was mentioned by u.todayMCCALEB has finally ran out of XRPS for sale in 2022.
Cto David Schwartz previously Claim Try to throw all XRPS at one time, but the company prevented him from doing it with legal procedures. “It is likely that he is the only person who has become a billionaire that he creates self despite his utmost effort,” Schwartz said in his response to Quora.
A billion dollar bet on space
McCaleb, which also founded MT. The famous Gox Exchange, $ 3.2 billion by selling its XRP and his share in the company.
The crying billionaire recently returned to appear in the spotlight after Bloomberg I mentioned His encryption wealth is now used to finance the development of the first commercial space station.
