SEC told to hit Ripple, not folks who don’t know who Brad Garlinghouse is

Lawyer John Deaton says the SEC should go after Ripple if it can prove a case but it’s unfair to hit traders 10 years after they bought XRP.
Lawyer John Deaton says the SEC should go after Ripple if it can prove a case but it’s unfair to hit traders 10 years after they bought XRP.
Rumors of a Celsius asset buyout are rife but there’s still no guarantee that all of its 1.7 million users will get their funds back.
A lot has changed since Ripple launched XRP back in 2012 and the once-innovative token has quickly lost ground in the race to be top altcoin.
For some reason, the SEC decided not to sue Ripple’s third co-founder, Jed McCaleb. He has sold all of his XRP for billions.
A US magistrate judge has ordered the SEC to cough up Hinman’s speech drafts, in what could be a major win for Ripple.