Ripple CEO Chris Larsen lost $150M in XRP after LastPass hack
An associate of Ripple CEO Chris Larsen used the hacked password manager LastPass to store private keys protecting Larsen’s $150M in XRP.
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Genesis-era XRP unlocked, sent to exchange after Trump endorsement
Movements of XRP by Chris Larsen and Ripple insiders are drawing suspicion from skeptics of Donald Trump’s recent endorsement.
Ripple exec Chris Larsen donates $250K to up police surveillance in San Francisco
Larsen supports measures proposed by mayor London Breed that would allow police to use certain technology for a year before it’s scrutinized.
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