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Ripple's Schwartz Reveals His XRP-Only Portfolio

Tue, 5/05/2026 - 6:05
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz has revealed that he is now effectively "all in" on XRP and company equity.
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Ripple's Schwartz Reveals His XRP-Only Portfolio
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Ripple Chief Technology Officer Emeritus David Schwartz has revealed that his cryptocurrency portfolio is now almost entirely composed of XRP and his equity in Ripple. 

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"Yeah, that's true now. I have virtually no crypto exposure left except XRP and Ripple." 

Despite his highly concentrated holdings, the XRP Ledger architect maintains that he generally supports market diversification. 

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This concentration was more accidental than strategic, adding, "I'm not sure I really planned it that way, though," he said. 

A proponent of diversification 

When pressed for his thoughts on XRP maximalism from an investment standpoint, he advocated for a broader market approach.

"I think it's rational to spread investment throughout a space if you think that space is likely to be successful in the future and don't believe that you can personally pick the winners and the losers yet," he said. 

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As reported by U.Today, Schwartz recently pushed back against community rumors of a post-departure "gag order." 

He has vehemently denied that he is bound by any Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA), forcing him to lie about the company or the XRP token. 

He previously spoke about some cold water on the highly ambitious $10,000 price prediction for the XRP token, stating that the market simply did not think that such a target was reasonable. 

Schwartz has revealed that he has largely liquidated his own XRP holdings. 

According to the Ripple boss, relying on his Ripple equity provides him with enough skin in the game without the extreme volatility. 

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