Ripple is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and Emy Yoshikawa<\/a>, Ripple’s vice president of corporate strategy and operations, is excited about what the next 10\u00a0years will bring.<\/p>\n I feel so lucky and privileged to be part of Team @Ripple<\/a>! So excited for what the next 10years will bring! https:\/\/t.co\/0hcd76iD2u<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Emi Yoshikawa (@emy_wng) October 21, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n CEO Brad Garlinghouse also sent out a tweet expressing his gratitude and joy for Ripple. Ripple has made great progress in its remittance technology as on-demand liquidity volumes grew considerably with over 9x YoY growth.<\/p>\n Treasury flows and bulk payments made up the greater volume on the network as customers continued to use ODL for use cases beyond traditional remittances or individual payments.<\/p>\n Ads<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n In a tweet, Ripple mentioned that 95% of its workforce believed it was a wonderful place to work. Notably, Ripple is ranked 34th among the top 100 medium-sized companies to work for by Fortune. As it aims to hire more employees while many other companies in the sector have been reducing their headcount, Ripple has also shown strength throughout the current bear market.<\/p>\n Ripple is making “good progress”\u00a0in its legal feud with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As reported by U.Today<\/a>, the SEC complied with the court’s order and produced William Hinman’s documents, although under seal. In a 2018 speech, former SEC official, William Hinman, declared Ethereum not to be security.<\/p>\n In the latest update shared by James K. Filan, the SEC has submitted for in-camera review by Magistrate Judge Netburn proposed redactions to two drafts of Hinman’s June 2018 speech that discuss pending determinations before the SEC.<\/p>\n\n
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