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Imagine using the internet in the 1990s. Well that’s #Bitcoin today this isn’t the end product there’s still so much development that’s going to happen on the #blockchain.
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It's amazing to see how strong #BTC is standing in spite of all the dumping.
31 views · Dec 24th, 2020
Jay Clayton, the Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, has submitted his letter of resignation to President Donald Trump after three and a half years in the role. He's gone out with a bang; this week, the SEC filed a $1.3 billion lawsuit against Ripple over the XRP cryptocurrency. It's one of several actions that the SEC took against crypto companies during Clayton's tenure, alleging that they held unregistered securities offerings. But Clayton wasn't entirely against crypto, noting that Bitcoin resembles a store of value and payment mechanism more than a security.
38 views · Dec 24th, 2020
Ripple (XRP), the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has plunged (drop) around 31% after the news came out of filing a lawsuit by U.S Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), not even this, some exchanges already stared delisting the same 😨.
According to the reports,
- The U.S. SEC files a lawsuit against Ripple for directing a $1.3 billion unregistered securities sale in Manhattan.
- The complaint advocates that Ripple, Co-founder & Its current CEO, raised capital to support its business starting in 2013 via the sale of unregistered securities recognized as XRP to investors in the U.S. and globally.
- SEC claims that Ripple’s periodical sale of the 48.2 billion XRP operates in an escrow account that authorizes the sale of an unregistered security.
- In the end, SEC labels XRP as a security.
#cryptocurrency #blockchain #ripple #investing
36 views · Dec 24th, 2020
More from sukhi_sukhraj
It's amazing to see how strong #BTC is standing in spite of all the dumping.
31 views · Dec 24th, 2020
Jay Clayton, the Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, has submitted his letter of resignation to President Donald Trump after three and a half years in the role. He's gone out with a bang; this week, the SEC filed a $1.3 billion lawsuit against Ripple over the XRP cryptocurrency. It's one of several actions that the SEC took against crypto companies during Clayton's tenure, alleging that they held unregistered securities offerings. But Clayton wasn't entirely against crypto, noting that Bitcoin resembles a store of value and payment mechanism more than a security.
38 views · Dec 24th, 2020
Ripple (XRP), the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, has plunged (drop) around 31% after the news came out of filing a lawsuit by U.S Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), not even this, some exchanges already stared delisting the same 😨.
According to the reports,
- The U.S. SEC files a lawsuit against Ripple for directing a $1.3 billion unregistered securities sale in Manhattan.
- The complaint advocates that Ripple, Co-founder & Its current CEO, raised capital to support its business starting in 2013 via the sale of unregistered securities recognized as XRP to investors in the U.S. and globally.
- SEC claims that Ripple’s periodical sale of the 48.2 billion XRP operates in an escrow account that authorizes the sale of an unregistered security.
- In the end, SEC labels XRP as a security.
#cryptocurrency #blockchain #ripple #investing
36 views · Dec 24th, 2020
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