• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Upcoming Events
    • DeveloperWeek, San Jose (February 18-20, 2026)
    • Megacampus Summit, Dubai (March 6-7, 2026)
    • MERGE, São Paulo (March 17-19, 2026)
    • Wiki Finance Expo, Thailand (April 24, 2026)
    • Wealth & Tech Summit, Dubai (May 8, 2026)
    • Digital Assets Week in USA, New York (May 13-14, 2026)
    • Blockchain Futurist Conference, Toronto (July 21-22, 2026)
    • Wiki Finance Expo, Hong Kong (July 23-24, 2026)
    • Digital Assets Week in London (October 6-7, 2026)
    • iCrypto Awards: People’s Choice, Dubai (December, 2026)
  • Past Events

Crypto Reporter

Online magazine about cryptocurrencies, NFTs, DeFi, GameFi and other blockchain technologies

Join us on Telegram: https://t.me/crypto_reporter
  • News
    • News Feed
    • Cryptocurrencies
      • Bitcoin
      • Altcoins
    • Payment solutions
    • Exchanges
      • Binance
      • bitFlyer
      • Bitfinex
      • CBOE
      • CME
      • Coinbase
      • Coincheck
      • Coinfloor
      • Nasdaq
      • Poloniex
    • Regulations
      • Australia
      • Belarus
      • China
      • Europe
      • India
      • Iran
      • Israel
      • Japan
      • North Korea
      • Philippines
      • Portugal
      • Russia
      • South Korea
      • Thailand
      • Turkey
      • Venezuela
      • Vietnam
      • United States
    • Blockchain platforms
    • Crypto news in brief
    • Stats & trends
    • Reviews
      • Ambrosus
      • ATN
      • Dash
      • Green Power Exchange
      • Power Ledger
      • ShapeShift
      • Waltonchain
      • Cryptocurrency market capitalization can top 4 trillion USD, under conservative estimates
    • Opinion
    • Sponsored
  • Press Releases

Ripple CEO: cryptocurrency could save banks $10 trillion

February 3, 2019 By Crypto Reporter

Brad Garlinghouse, says blockchain would affect finance industry.

Brad Garlinghouse

At the World Economic Forum in Davos Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple CEO, spoke about a positive effect of blockchain technology on banking, industrial enterprises and social institutions. During one of the panel discussions he said XRP will help financial organisations to save $10 trillion that could be used elsewhere.

“There is an opportunity to fundamentally rewire how modern financial infrastructure works in the pre-funding. You have about $10 trillion pre-funded to banks around the world in order to enable cross-border payments. If you could take advantage of crypto liquidity to fund real-time payments, you could actually take that $10 trillion and use it for other purposes, which is great for society. It’s great for banking. It’s great for industry,” explained Garlinghouse.

He added that RippleNet has been joined by 200 banks so far. The goal now is to convince other banking industry players to start paying attention to digital money. Garlinghouse also said that he owns bitcoin and does not believe it goes down to zero, but one day it “may become just a store of value”.

Filed Under: General News, News Tagged With: bitcoin, Brad Garlinghouse, news, Ripple, World Economic Forum, XRP

Primary Sidebar

Follow Us

Press Releases

Kenanga Group Launches Malaysia’s First Tokenised Money Market Funds on Stellar Network

February 27, 2026

Akash Launches Early Access for Homenode, Bringing Decentralized Compute to Everyday Devices

February 27, 2026

Kenson Investments Outlines Capital Protection Priorities for Always-On Digital Markets

February 27, 2026

Trescon Marks Ten Years as One of MENA Region’s Most Trusted Event Partners for Future-Focused Platforms

February 26, 2026

GCEX Group Offers GB Yield Through Global Block, Expanding Its Institutional Digital Asset Offering

February 26, 2026

Megacampus Summit

MERGE

Blockchain Futurist Conference

Wiki Finance Expo

iCrypto Awards

Footer

Crypto Reporter is an online magazine about cryptocurrencies, NFTs, DeFi, GameFi and other blockchain technologies
About us
Contact us
Submit press-release

Search

2017-2025 Crypto Reporter