Ripple CEO: US digital asset reserves should represent the entire industry and advocate fair competition rather than confrontation

Odaily News Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently expressed his views on the current discussions in the U.S. government regarding the establishment of a national digital asset reserve program.
Despite Ripple’s growing presence in the U.S., Garlinghouse reiterated the company’s commitment to the idea of a multi-chain future and collaboration in the cryptocurrency space. “Let me be as clear as I can be — the crypto industry has an opportunity right now to achieve many of the goals we share if we work together instead of undermining each other,” he said in the X post. “This is not, and never will be, a zero-sum game.”
•I own a handful of tokens like XRP, BTC, and ETH — We live in a multi-chain world and I’m for fair competition, not one token against another.
•If a government digital asset reserve is created — I believe it should represent the entire industry, not just one crypto asset (be it BTC, XRP, or any other cryptocurrency).
•Maximalism remains the enemy of crypto progress, and I’m glad to see fewer and fewer people subscribing to this outdated and wrong-headed idea.”