In contrast, look at the SEC v. LBRY case schedule. The lawsuit was filed 3 months after the Ripple lawsuit and will finish 6 months sooner. Everything about the Ripple case is strangely backwards.

It now looks like a resolution will come in 2023 - and each day that passes is hurting US citizens who were essentially the victims of a rug pull by the SEC. $15B in XRP market cap was destroyed the day the suit was filed, hurting the very people the SEC purports to protect.

In Dec 2020 (as Clayton & Hinman packed their bags), the SEC didn’t seek a Court injunction to stop XRP trading in the US when they filed the suit because they knew they couldn’t get one. Effectively, the case has done so anyway - prime example of regulation by enforcement.

Chair Gensler preaches “justice delayed is justice denied” when firms defend themselves from SEC bullying investigations / inquiries – quite the contrast from the SEC using every tactic at their disposal to keep this cloud of uncertainty over the market. Justice delayed indeed.

The Biden EO estimated that 40M Americans own crypto today – no thanks to the SEC who insist on saying that all - or most tokens - are securities, and that US exchanges are running unlawful security exchanges. If you ask which ones? No comment. No disclosure.

Gensler refuses to offer any specifics whatsoever, and the SEC hasn’t sought to shut down any exchange b/c they know they don’t have any real jurisdiction over this $2T industry. In the meantime though - they’ll leverage every tactic to create market confusion.

Already, we’re seeing a massive transfer of crypto talent, tech and wealth moving offshore to jurisdictions with rational regulatory frameworks. Entrepreneurs are being advised to not start their projects in the US. How long can this be allowed to continue?

#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP Many people are questioning why Ripple agreed to this schedule. My gut feeling is that there was a trade off. A longer briefing schedule but the elimination of the pre-motion Rule 56 practice. If Ripple didn’t agree, there would be more

scheduling disputes that in my estimation would have taken up even more time and Ripple would have lost that battle if the past is any guide. Then the motion schedule would have gone well into 2023. In my opinion, this was a very smart move by Ripple in locking in this schedule.

.Gary Gensler, you put all of the SEC’s taxpayer funded resources into crypto crackdowns. Now you don’t have the funds to do your actual job so you’re coming to Congress for more? You’ve got to be kidding me.

Not a huge soccer fan but this goal is a thing of beauty.

Acrobatic pizza. Wow..👏👏🍕

Gensler, Clayton, Hinman, Lubin, Novogratz have shown the world something very clearly: If you want to do business in the US, you have to be prepared to bribe the authorities, just like in any third world country.

I purchased #XRP because of the underlying technology of the #XRPL (speed, cost, no energy, the world’s first DEX, etc). But I became more bullish when the lawsuit was filed b/c of how accurate Tim Draper’s comments are. 👇

#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP BREAKING: MAGISTRATE JUDGE NETBURN DENIES THE SEC'S ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE CLAIMS. "THE PREDOMINANT PURPOSE OF THE COMMUNICATIONS WAS NOT TO PROVIDE LEGAL ADVICE. THE DOCUMENTS MUST BE PRODUCED." dropbox.com/s/c3mfvibgxig0…

NonFungibleTokensV1_1 amendment has now acquired majority. If this support is maintained for 14 days, XLS20 will be activated on the mainnet on Sep 13, 2022: xrpscan.com/tx/AEF4E0866F3…

#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP BREAKING: JUDGE TORRES OVERRULES THE SEC’S OBJECTIONS AND ORDERS THE SEC TO TURN OVER HINMAN DOCUMENTS. dropbox.com/s/kqvgsumwmd9a…

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