@IPotrovsky@LUAP_31@Benramine_ C'est impressionnant les petits jeunes qui lui trouvent toutes les excuses du monde.
Le flic fait son boulot pourtant pour eux, ce serait lui le coupable.
Le monde à l'envers.
@DuChevre72106@hummmmouiok@Sardoche_Lol T'es ravagé... Qu'il gagne sa vie c'est une chose, mais l'addiction à lol est une maladie quand ça te bouffe autant. Il n'a pas besoin de lol pour gagner sa vie, loin de la. Il ferait mieux de s'éloigner de ce jeu
@_bien_commun@_mizmo@JohnTChance5 Je ne crois pas que ce soit 10€ de plus par mois le problème.
Mais plutôt les 30 ou 40€ en plus par semaine pour manger.
Ou les 20€ d'essence en plus par semaine pour se rendre à son lieu de travail.
The SEC lost on all key points—that’s why they appealed. Today, Ripple filed a cross-appeal to ensure nothing’s left on the table, including the argument that there can’t be an "investment contract" without there being essential rights and obligations found in a contract.
Ripple's end-to-end payments solution is now live in Brazil!
Learn how our new partnership with @MercadoBitcoin will streamline treasury operations between Brazil & Portugal, boosting cross-border payment efficiency via Ripple’s managed payments solution.
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(1) The SEC's decision to appeal is disappointing, but not surprising. This just prolongs what's already a complete embarrassment for the agency. The Court already rejected the SEC’s suggestion that Ripple acted recklessly, and there were no allegations of fraud and, of course, there were no victims or losses.
(2) Instead of faithfully applying the law, this agency, under this Chair, continues to engage in litigation warfare against the industry. We are evaluating whether to file a cross appeal. Either way, the SEC's lawsuit has been irrational and misguided from the start, and we're ready to prove that yet again in the appellate court (once again taking the lead for the industry)
(3) Coincidence that the SEC’s Enforcement Director announced his resignation about an hour before this?
For the #XRPHolders, here is the SEC v. Ripple appellate timeline:
1. SEC brief likely due 12/2/24. SEC likely to seek permissible 30 day extension, so will be due shortly after 1/1/25.
2. Ripple will cross appeal. It's opening brief will be due around the same time.
3. The opposition briefs will be due around 2/2/25. Ripple will likely take its extension, taking that to 3/2/25
4. Reply briefs will be due end of March 2025.
5. An oral argument will be scheduled for some time September - October 2025.
6. A ruling will be handed down from the 2nd Cir in January 2026 at the earliest, likely March or April though.
First BTC, then ETH…it was only a matter of time.
This move underscores the growing trust & integration of digital assets like XRP into traditional finance, marking the continued adoption and maturation of the crypto market. I sense this is just the beginning.
Today we filed an initial registration statement on Form S-1 for a new Bitwise XRP ETP.
“We believe blockchains will usher in new apolitical monetary assets and permissionless applications for the 21st century,” said Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley. “We aim to help investors access the opportunities in the space, and are excited to continue that work with our filing for a Bitwise XRP ETP.”
Link to press release below
XRP's ETF was inevitable and the Monerex team is happy to see the whole SEC saga coming to an end for @Ripple..
This is why we are grateful and excited to build the first Web3 bank on the XRPL!
We’re delighted to have secured in-principle approval of a financial services license from Dubai Financial Services Authority, unlocking our end-to-end managed payments services in the UAE. 🌍🇦🇪
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