XRP holders’ lawyer highlighted that Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) had multiple meetings with the U.S. SEC and Gary Gensler.
XRP News reports:The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been checked by key login password leaders for its strict regulation of the cryptocurrency market for abuse of power. However, the latest data and messages from experts and scholars indicate that the EU National Commission is looking for chips that are likely to ban data encryption.
SEC promotes the war against Crypto?
John Deaton,Amicus Curiae in the XRP lawsuit responded to recent rumors that SEC is currently verifying the login password pile. He pointed out that this is also an all-out Roman war waged by Gary Gensler, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. But, he points out, it is not easy for the committee to release pressure simply because of the mediocrity of the U.S. Congress, and to undermine both at the same time.
According to Coingape, CoinbaseCEO Brian Armstrong has indicated that he has received rumors that US regulators are likely to have been trying to remove data encryption piles. He added that the application for enforcement of strict regulation failed because he encouraged companies to explore markets overseas. This is the same as what happened to FTX.
Lawyers for XRP holders noted that Rob Bankman-fried (Sam Bankman-Fry,SBF), who was behind FTX's collapse, held several meetings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Gary Gary Gensler. But SEC can't stop the frightening login password market from collapsing.Click here to read more XRP news reports.
The founder of Ada applies SEC to strictly prohibit the sale of data encryption?
Cliff Hoskinson called the etheric place chips "what's the problem". The founder of Ada says that temporarily abandoning property for profit looks like a regulated commodity. However, he gave the non-storage liquid piles and labeled them with mining software.
Deaton understands why the SEC chairman did not meet with Coinbase, one of the largest login password trading centers in the United States. Why didn't the committee collaborate with Coinbase, which happens to be a fully transparent public company? He affirmed that Chairman SEC participated in the development and growth of traditional enterprises.