Pro-XRP Attorney Explains What Could Have Helped Ripple in its Battle Against SEC

The founder of CryptolawUS, John Deaton, criticizes the SEC for its "aiding and abetting" allegations against Brad Garlinghouse and believes that involving former SEC executives earlier could have prevented the situation; he also argues that time and resources could have been better used for promoting cryptocurrencies rather than engaging in litigation.

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8/25/2023

Here’s What Cardano’s Charles Hoskinson Believes Is Driving The SEC’s Crypto Crackdown

Cardano Founder, Charles Hoskinson, suggests that the SEC's crackdown on the crypto industry is politically motivated and driven by the Democratic Party's efforts to save face after the fall of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, but he believes that the SEC is not specifically targeting Cardano.

8/27/2023

After Ripple Lawsuit, Pro-XRP Lawyer Swamped with 75k E-Mails; Pleads for Clarity

Attorney John Deaton addressed the importance of accountability within regulatory bodies, emphasizing the need to hold both current and previous figures responsible, such as Gary Gensler and Jay Clayton, to maintain fairness and consistency in regulatory actions, particularly in relation to the "Safe Harbor" proposal for cryptocurrencies. Deaton also discussed the complexities of the Ripple legal case and the potential influence it may have on the SEC's approach to other cryptocurrencies, highlighting the urgency of regulatory clarity in order to prevent financial harm in the industry.

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Crypto advocate joins LBRY case to defend investor rights as SEC battles rage

Lawyer John Deaton, who represents XRP token holders in the Ripple-SEC lawsuit, has officially submitted his notice of appearance in the LBRY lawsuit as an Amicus Curiae on behalf of Naomi Brockwell, founder of Crypto Law, showing his active engagement in legal proceedings surrounding cryptocurrency regulations and actions.

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SEC's Crypto Chief Warns More Charges Coming for Exchanges Violating Regulations

Summary: The United States SEC's Crypto Enforcement Chief, David Hirsch, has warned that more punishment and charges will be brought against crypto exchanges and De-Fi projects that do not comply with the law, targeting not just the top players but the entire industry. The SEC will continue conducting investigations and taking action in the space.

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Posted 8/27/2023, 2:12:41 PM