Ripple Stops Publishing XRP Token Reports

Ripple Labs CEO Brad Garlinghouse has announced that it will no longer publish regular quarterly reports on the movement of XRP tokens.

According to him, these documents were previously created to increase transparency, but they turned out to be counterproductive - the data was used by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), exerting a hostile influence on the company.

"We will review our reporting approach while maintaining access to key information through other channels," Garlinghouse said on social media.

Instead of traditional reports, Ripple will post data on the official website and in verified online resources, eliminating the link to a clear schedule. The company's experts promise to expand analytics for institutional investors, but provide it only at the request of large market participants. This decision is due to the growing interest in XRP from professional funds, but Ripple seeks to minimize the risks of using information against its interests.

Recall that in March 2025, the SEC withdrew its appeal of the court's decision in the Ripple case, where the company was accused of an unregistered ICO (December 2020). Garlinghouse emphasized that blockchain and cryptocurrencies remain tools for transforming international payments, but public reporting has not lived up to expectations.

The company promises that information about XRP balances and market activity will remain available, but in an updated format. This decision will test the balance between transparency and strategic protection, especially against the backdrop of the rise of competitors such as Stellar and new blockchain projects in the payments space.