>"The SEC is fundamentally wrong as a matter of law and fact," Garlinghouse told CNN. "The SEC has permitted XRP to function as a currency for over eight years, and we question the motivation for bringing this action just days before the change in administration."
https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/23/investing/ripple-sec-lawsuit-trnd/index.html
Assuming Trump had the SEC to charge these guys with illegal security offerings before leaving office, why? Currency vs investment. Was he trying to force Biden's hand? It's a potentially divisive issue for the left.
>>12865887 Did Trump drop a crypto currency hand grenade on Biden?
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Not sure if this is the right board for that stuff anymore. Up to anons.
Kek, some people invite stangers into their homes, others use fake backgrounds for video calls. Does she know there is a button for that or did she actually buy and shower curtain and tape it to the wall because she is that tech illiterate?
Trickle down economics in practice.
That is an oddly specific meme you have there fren.
>Crypto is Roth.
I think it's currency. That's what it was the whole time Obama and Trump were in office. What changed his mind, or is he playing chess?
I also think the USD is a currency but I'm not an idiot.
It was a demonstration of project blue beam.
We just call it project bluebeam here.