Saylor Wouldn't Have Touched XRP, Analyst Says
2025-07-20 08:01:43
Main Idea
An analyst argues that Michael Saylor would not have invested in XRP due to regulatory uncertainty and the SEC's lawsuit against Ripple, despite hypothetical gains comparisons with Bitcoin.
Key Points
1. Christopher Inks of TexasWest Capital believes the idea that Michael Saylor would invest in XRP is nonsensical due to regulatory risks from the SEC's lawsuit.
2. XRP trading was suspended on major US exchanges following the SEC's lawsuit, making it an unlikely choice for institutional investors like Saylor.
3. In 2022, Saylor labeled XRP as an unregistered security, though he later showed some openness to the token in discussions about a multi-token US reserve.
4. The analyst emphasizes that no rational CEO would have considered XRP a viable investment during the peak of regulatory scrutiny.
Description
Comparing Saylor's Bitcoin gains to his potential XRP gains makes no sense, according to an analyst
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