INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and Arrington XRP Capital founder (and TechCrunch founder) Michael Arrington will be joining us at TechCrunch
Disrupt SF in September to talk money.Garlinghouse has had a long and storied career in the tech industry, serving as a senior vice
president at Yahoo!, president of Consumer Applications at AOL and CEO of the file collaboration service Hightail
possible to transfer money between two stores of value
Right now, that process is incredibly tedious, with no unifying structure to send money overseas or to underbanked communities
The token has a current total market cap around $30 billion, and the company is working to expand the use cases for XRP, which has primarily
been marketed as a tool for banks but has only attracted cross-border payment services.As cryptocurrencies continue to evolve and gain
mainstream attention, questions continue to mount around how these tokens will revolutionize the economy and gain utility.TechCrunch founder
and former Editor-In-Chief Michael Arrington will join Garlinghouse onstage to discuss the evolution of cryptocurrencies
Arrington left TechCrunch in 2011 and went on to start CrunchFund, which has invested in big-name startups such as Uber, Airbnb and
Yammer.In 2016, Arrington reduced his role at CrunchFund and has since started Arrington XRP Capital, a $100 million digital asset
management firm in blockchain-based capital markets
Ripple is one of the first portfolio companies for Arrington XRP Capital.This comes at a time when the SEC is doing everything it can to
learn more about cryptocurrencies, sending out subpoenas to crypto funds far and wide, including Arrington XRP Capital.This conversation is
Tickets to Disrupt SF (September 5 to September 7) are available now.
