The United States is lagging behind crypto-friendly regions like Singapore and the UAE, but there’s still a chance it can catch up, says Ripple APAC MD Fiona Murray.
The United States is dragging its feet on crypto, and despite recent hopes, the election won’t likely change this in the short term, says Fiona Murray, the managing director of Ripple APAC.
Though she suggests, there’s still a chance for it to catch up.
Speaking to Cointelegraph at Token2049 in Singapore, Murray said the bulk of the innovation in Ripple’s business was happening in Singapore and not in the US, saying that a “lack of open-mindedness” had driven many crypto founders to Asia and other countries in pursuit of fairer conditions.
