Ripple Case Returns to Headlines as Emails Criticize SEC
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Newly disclosed emails criticize the SEC's inconsistent classification of cryptocurrencies, particularly highlighting the Ripple Labs case. The court determined that XRP is not a security in secondary trading, raising concerns about regulatory clarity impacting the crypto market.
- Emails slam SEC’s crypto stance, citing XRP-Bitcoin inconsistency
- Claims said inconsistent crypto classifications confused markets and investors.
- The court ruled XRP not a security in secondary exchange trading activity.
A newly surfaced email linked to files released in the broader Epstein document disclosures has triggered fresh discussion in the crypto community after it referenced the long-running legal battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan highlighted the email, which was reportedly written by whistleblower Christopher Dilorio and included strong criticism of the SEC’s handling of crypto regulation, market manipulation, and penny-stock enforcement. The message argued that regulators had taken an inconsistent stance by treating some digital assets differently from others, using the SEC�…
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Ripple Case Returns to Headlines as Emails Criticize SEC
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Newly disclosed emails criticize the SEC's inconsistent classification of cryptocurrencies, particularly highlighting the Ripple Labs case. The court determined that XRP is not a security in secondary trading, raising concerns about regulatory clarity impacting the crypto market.
- Emails slam SEC’s crypto stance, citing XRP-Bitcoin inconsistency
- Claims said inconsistent crypto classifications confused markets and investors.
- The court ruled XRP not a security in secondary exchange trading activity.
A newly surfaced email linked to files released in the broader Epstein document disclosures has triggered fresh discussion in the crypto community after it referenced the long-running legal battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan highlighted the email, which was reportedly written by whistleblower Christopher Dilorio and included strong criticism of the SEC’s handling of crypto regulation, market manipulation, and penny-stock enforcement. The message argued that regulators had taken an inconsistent stance by treating some digital assets differently from others, using the SEC�…
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