Ripple’s top executives highlight Ripple’s Gensler’s tireless battle against Sec

Ripple has released yet another short educational video, “Crypto in One Minute,” featuring the company’s global policy co-head.

In this video clip, she spoke about the importance of active engagement and crypto education, not only in the US but also around the world, with regard to regulators and policymakers.

Ripple’s battle with Sec

Belive is a popular American film series The West Wing: “The decision was made by people who appear.” According to her, this is about the ripples of the crypto space. Ripple appeared in 2024. At the time, the US was still under Biden administration rules, and Ripple was in the courts fighting the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).

At the time, the SEC was led by Gary Gensler, who launched more than 100 enforcement actions across the cryptocurrency industry. First of all, Jensler continued his lawsuit against Ripple, launched by former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, on his final day at the office in late December 2020. To date, this long legal war ended with a settlement between Ripple and the SEC.

Ripple helps you create crypto laws

For this reason, Ripple decided to invest a lot of his time and energy in the US political process and began educating bipartisan members of the government about its cryptographic technology and what to do to protect its customers and investors. It was a real campaign and Ripple made some major investments and participation.

Lauren Berrive said: “We went to the DNC. We invested in the RNC and participated throughout the campaign cycle.” As a result, she said, there are “the most pro-cryptic Congress and pro-cryptic presidents.” Ripple also attended Donald Trump’s inauguration and the White House’s inauguration Crypto Summit.

Now, Ripple is working with Congress to help shape a fair and exciting cryptocurrency regulation framework. “We’re excited that there’s all the possibilities that could come,” Berive said.