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That would be kind of cool in a sense, because it would do exactly the opposite of what the SEC would want. The SEC may then start to realize that they don't ha
by ehmmmmmmmm 6y ago
That would be kind of cool in a sense, because it would do exactly the opposite of what the SEC would want. The SEC may then start to realize that they don't have the power to control the crypto market, and that it's going to blow up on them every time they try to attack. The higher price could also be used to fund better lawyers and lobbying against the SEC.
Not necessarily in support of Ripple specifically, but I do think having something that can actually challenge the SEC and reduce them to tears is a good thing. There are lots of things about the capital economy that could use change.
- shawnz 6y agoI don't think the SEC wants to control what users can do here, only prevent entities like Ripple from trying to conduct scams. So I think this action actually benefits everyone exactly as intended.