Ripple has once again dismissed speculation about going public, citing its solid financial position as the primary reason for maintaining private status. The company's balance sheet strength provides sufficient capital flexibility, eliminating the urgency to pursue an IPO. This decision reflects Ripple's confidence in its current financial footing and strategic independence in the crypto industry.
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TopBuyerForever
· 01-07 21:03
So, what is Ripple hinting at? Is it that they are financially well-off enough not to go public? When can we retail investors get in? Sitting here quietly making big money?
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AirdropFreedom
· 01-07 21:02
Talking again about how awesome your finances are, really or not... If you have the ability, go public, why hide here?
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FundingMartyr
· 01-07 20:51
What's wrong with not going public? Ripple isn't short on money anyway, and they have even more freedom.
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AltcoinHunter
· 01-07 20:36
Hmm... Ripple is again saying they have money but won't go public, but I always feel like this is just stalling. The real hundredfold opportunities should be those projects that are still working diligently behind the scenes.
Ripple has once again dismissed speculation about going public, citing its solid financial position as the primary reason for maintaining private status. The company's balance sheet strength provides sufficient capital flexibility, eliminating the urgency to pursue an IPO. This decision reflects Ripple's confidence in its current financial footing and strategic independence in the crypto industry.