Брэд Гарлингхаус: «Мой банковский счет закрыли, потому что я гендиректор Ripple»

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2020-06-28Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-10-28

Гендиректор Ripple Брэд Гарлингхаус (Brad Garlinghouse) рассказал, что некое крупное финансовое учреждение заблокировало его банковский счет из-за усиления контроля со стороны регулирующих органов.

В интервью каналу CNBC Гарлингхаус уточнил, что этот банк обслуживал его около 25 лет, и дал ему пять дней на перевод хранящихся там средств. При этом банк честно назвал причину закрытия счета. По словам позвонившего сотрудника, Гарлингхаус — известная личность в криптопространстве, а обслуживание людей из этого сектора означает более пристальное внимание со стороны федеральных регулирующих органов. Руководитель Ripple назвал действия банка незаконными, и что его будут обслуживать другие учреждения. Позднее он признался, что банком, о котором идет речь, оказался Citigroup Inc.

«Представьте, если бы я действительно был отрезан от банковской системы только потому, что я генеральный директор Ripple. Это дело рук враждебной к криптовалютам администрации. Я думаю, что независимо от результатов предстоящих выборов, в криптоиндустрии США скоро пройдет перезагрузка», — сказал Гарлингхаус.

Он надеется, что после проведения выборов президента, в США будет более благоприятная среда для развития криптоинноваций. Тем не менее, Гарлингхаус считает, что сейчас криптовалютным и финтех-компаниям лучше регистрироваться за рубежом, в юрисдикциях с более четкими правилами для крипторынка. Гарлингхаус выразил надежду, что США скоро осознают, какие стратегические возможности упускает страна из-за неспособности принять технологию блокчейна и криптовалюты как часть финансового сектора.

Недавно Гарлингхаус предположил, что, несмотря на судебное разбирательство с Комиссией по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC), криптовалюта XRP станет одним из лидеров криптоиндустрии благодаря ее использованию для платежей и переводов.

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