A loved one of Ripple's CEO has recovered from coronavirus

Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, has argued that someone who has recovered from Covid-19 can donate antibodies from their own blood for an antibody transplant. These words echo the recovery of a loved one, Chris Larsen, through this method, as Brad Garlinghouse mentioned it on Twitter.

Solidarity against Covid-19 continues on Twitter

Sydney Ifergan, a cryptocurrency expert, recently tweeted: ” People who have recovered CoVID-19 can apparently donate blood for antibody transplants to help treat COVID – this seems to me to be a revolutionary drug. But I don't know much about science or medicine. Relevant people like Brad Garlinghouse of Ripple should help clear things up“.

Our XRP 2020 Predictions

The Red Cross organization for blood published: ” In this period of uncertainty, we encourage people to respect the appointments for AB Elite blood, platelets or plasma donations and to make new appointments for the coming weeks to ensure a supply stable throughout this pandemic“.

An XRP enthusiast also made his position known in a tweet: ” If I could afford to buy a lot of gold, I would. Money is a better investment, at least where I am. I prefer to continue investing in #XRP for now, and buy a lot of gold bars once we are all millionaires thanks to XRP 🙂”

Ripple is doing everything to come back stronger

Uncertainty confuses all price forecasts. In addition to the fact that it has cost lives, the pandemic has had a major economic impact. All countries are striving to take effective action to respond to the pandemic. Brad Garlinghouse is well aware that innovations, whatever they may be, cannot develop without coordinated efforts with regulators. Ripple's services therefore worked with several financial institutions, regulators and central banks to ensure that payment innovations are not neglected, well before the pandemic. Ripple has an ongoing engagement with several regulators, which should lead to good growth in future periods.