Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has delivered a series of major public statements throughout 2026 with a consistent message of confidence in XRP and the regulatory outlook, despite XRP trading well below its January highs and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Across appearances at Davos, Fox Business, and global summits, Garlinghouse has projected conviction about institutional adoption, the CLARITY Act’s passage, and Ripple’s business momentum, according to the statements documented in his public remarks.
Garlinghouse opened 2026 at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he characterized XRP as neutral financial infrastructure for a world fragmented by sanctions and geopolitical tension. He cited stablecoin transaction volume growth from $19 trillion in 2024 to $33 trillion in 2025—approximately 75% year-over-year growth—as evidence that the infrastructure narrative was already materializing. He also emphasized that institutional interest from firms like BlackRock and Vanguard had not yet been fully reflected in XRP prices.
“I don’t think institutional interest is priced into the crypto market as much as I would have expected right now,” Garlinghouse said. At the time, XRP was pulling back from around $2.40 toward $1.85.
On Fox Business, Garlinghouse made a specific prediction: an 80 to 90% chance the CLARITY Act would pass Congress by April. He described XRP as one of the best-performing major cryptocurrencies and stated that the broader sector would soon receive the regulatory certainty it needed. At the XRP Community Day, he outlined Ripple’s plan to slow acquisitions and focus on integrating the $4 billion worth of companies acquired during 2025.
In March, Garlinghouse traveled to three continents and four global offices in five days. He then announced that Ripple Prime had tripled its revenue run rate and described the company as “being on a tear.” His message on XRP remained consistent with his earlier statements.
“Making XRP more useful, more trusted, with higher utility, that is our North Star,” he said.
At the Semafor World Economy Summit on April 13, Garlinghouse addressed the stablecoin yield dispute that has been delaying the CLARITY Act. He offered a direct assessment of the political situation: “When people are at their peak of frustration, that’s when they finally compromise, and it gets done. I think we’re there.”
Garlinghouse revised his CLARITY Act timeline to the end of May, marking his third revision of the year. He told the audience that CLARITY passing would enable banks globally to participate fully in crypto, describing this as far larger than anything Ripple alone could accomplish.
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