The large cryptocurrency company "Ripple" has not given up his plans for going public, even though there law battle going on with the regulators of the United States. It is presented by the CEO of SBI group, which is Yoshitaka Kitao. He claims that the company is planning ahead after completing the legal measures filed by the SEC.
Speaking in income presentation on Wednesday, Kitao said  that CEO Garlinghouse and Larsen planning to publish ripple for the general. We're saying if this lawsuit is over, Ripple will go public. Both the CEOs are dying to do that especially Larsen.

The Greates Hope
We said that the SBI investment in ripple would be paid after a potential public list and a record that SBI was the largest ripple shareholder. We have also seen predictions of a consortium blockchain r3, another industrial company supported by SBI, as well as going public one day.

"We have invested in fintech companies, and we have adopted the technology in our group, as well as distributed it to all industries. It's a basic strategy from SBI group."
Garlinghouse put a potential mark on the first general bid last year, predicting that IPO would become normal in the cryptocurrency industry as well as blockchain. Garlinghouse used to say:
"In the next 12 months, you'll see the IPo in the cryptocurrency room and the blockchain. We won't be the last, but I hope to be on the front team. It's a natural evolution for our company."
The solicitation of the cryptocurrency media, cointelligence graph, the SEC is currently filing a ripple LABS complaint, along with two CEO Carlinghouse and Chris larsen since December 2020. The agency claims that the company is an unregistered securities offering with a value of $1.3 billion.
The company has managed to achieve a series of legal victories and has given investors even more hope as to the outcome of the lawsuit.