List the latest uniques which the SEC has gone after for breaking security laws, the thrilling reality of XRP not being among them, and the mixed reactions from Ripple’s two main coin-advocaters with Today: Not on the list: XRP.
Following the SEC’s globally acclaimed summary judgment that liberated Ripple (the largest XRP distributor) of major security charges leveled against it, CoinGecko recently revealed a list of cryptos regarded to be securities by the SEC. Surprisingly, XRP was among the absentees in the list – a pleasing surprise relayed with elation by managing partner Deaton Law firm and XRP activist John Deaton with his words: “Today: Not on the list: XRP.” Even Ripple’s Chief Technical Officer David Schwartz had something to say, tongue-in-cheek asking; “What if [the SEC] could potentially make a filing on orange groves, live beavers and warehouse receipts of whisky casks? He couldn’t be too sure how serious SEC is – but still pretty amused. CoinGecko claim that SEC has their sights on no less than 48 cryptolificial projects, among them Binance Coin ( ), Cardano ( ), Polygon ( ), Algorand (ALGO), Tron (TRX), The Sandbox (SAND), Toncoin (TON), Binance USD (BUSD), Decentraland (MANA). While the SEC has a once interlocutory appeal rejected ruling by Judge Analisa Torres which stated XRP is digital currency, and another motioning fo an appeal from The SEC to the Southern district of New York because of potential fall skirts, XRP’s value from last 24 hours sits cozily between $0.639057 and $(0.625353).
In the end, SEC’s latest and current attempts of crusading ‘security-breaking’ cryptos continues whilst XRP happily stays bit itself — being clearly not one.
