By Linqto Team, Jun 10, 2025
If you didn’t make it to XRP Las Vegas, we’ve replicated the mainstage interview between Dan Siciliano, CEO of Linqto, and John Deaton, Linqto board observer, attorney, entrepreneur, and former U.S. Senatorial candidate, to ensure broader access to their key discussion.
In this candid conversation, Dan addresses the most pressing and frequently asked questions surrounding Linqto—covering everything from the current state of the business and regulatory investigations to the company’s path forward.
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