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The unelected bureaucrats are authorized by duly elected politicians. They do not coalesce in office from the ether, they're put there by elected officials. It's not like there's no oversight.
They are not authorized to regulate which isn't their authority, they were breaking the law. I don't even like Ripple, I think it's a scam. But if the SEC can't even win on this one, which they clearly picked first because it would have been the easiest given it's extremely centralized nature, Gensler's game is over.
Ripple notches win in SEC case over XRP cryptocurrency
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Ripple still faces over $700m of unregistered security sales as part of the decision.
That's really not a lot of money for them to lose. This is a massive win for them and alt coins in general.
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> Torres found the company's $728.9 million of XRP sales to hedge funds and other sophisticated buyers amounted to unregistered sales of securities It would probably have been a bigger win for Ripple had they gotten out of that one.
unregistered sales of securities aren’t violations of the securities act when relying on an exemption from registration, to accredited and qualified investors… just because they might not have filed a Reg D notice for their SAFE doesnt mean the whole transaction is invalid
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> Forgive me, I know little about crypto, and am bearish on it Forgive me, how can you form a bearish opinion on something you know very little about?
It's not possible to sustain a magic money box where everyone can put money in and get more out. Many people get that far in their thinking, realise cryptocurrency is a bad investment, and leave it there.