News about Security

by COINS NEWS - 1 year ago

Ripple CEO alleges Hinman Docs at worst reveal Former SEC Director Hinman received millions from an alliance of law firms with a vested interest . Also states that the SEC never once suggested XRP was a security in meetings but later fined and sued and is

The Ripple CEO certainly went hard in his recent speech. You can take a look at it here: https://twitter.com/bgarlinghouse/status/1669805367688331267?s=20 In it he makes some very strong allegations, such that former SEC director "Hinman receive...

by COINS NEWS - 1 year ago

Ripple CEO alleges Hinman Docs at worst reveal Former SEC Director Hinman received millions from an alliance of law firms with a vested interest . Also states that the SEC never once suggested XRP was a security in meetings but later fined and sued and is

The Ripple CEO certainly went hard in his recent speech. You can take a look at it here: https://twitter.com/bgarlinghouse/status/1669805367688331267?s=20 In it he makes some very strong allegations, such that former SEC director "Hinman receive...

by COINS NEWS - 1 year ago

Former SEC head admits securities law is "intentionally broad and flexible". He also claims, "if you buy 1000 tickets for $10 and resell for $100 or $1000, then that's a security". Basically, the SEC can pick and choose securities. And worse, no way the t

​ https://preview.redd.it/5ito9azt388b1.png?width=684&format=png&auto=webp&s=c34eba27f7ad06d999a4b424b658dc82f8003277 It's an interesting admission from the former SEC head Clayton that the securities laws are "inten...

by COINS NEWS - 1 year ago

Former SEC head admits securities law is "intentionally broad and flexible". He also claims, "if you buy 1000 tickets for $10 and resell for $100 or $1000, then that's a security". Basically, the SEC can pick and choose securities. And worse, no way the t

​ https://preview.redd.it/5ito9azt388b1.png?width=684&format=png&auto=webp&s=c34eba27f7ad06d999a4b424b658dc82f8003277 It's an interesting admission from the former SEC head Clayton that the securities laws are "inten...