The SEC could therefore go after these exchanges for relisting XRP. Thankfully, the exchanges seem willing to double down in the fight for crypto. We all should.
Ultimately, the ruling represents only a single case in a district court case which has yet to conclude. Nonetheless, Coinbase and Kraken lawyers reached the conclusion it was safe to relist XRP.
...buyers didn’t necessarily know they were trading directly with Ripple, and thus could not have an investment contract. That could apply to all transactions on blind bid-ask, since there is no counterparty. That could be appealed.
Judge Torres, in footnote 16, writes she is not ruling on secondary trading platform transactions. She continues that, when Ripple traded on digital asset platforms...
Many crypto enthusiasts had suspicions about Celsius before it collapsed. Executive agencies, however, went after the Coinbases of the world, and not the hardcore ponzi schemes. US consumer protection has mostly been a facade.
.@Ripple might wind down lobbying efforts to enjoy its current position of having a signed summary judgment defending XRP, while few if any other projects have such a documentation. As it stands, #Bitcoin and $XRP have the most clarity of any projects.
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10. Status (SNT) – The Status ICO raised about $108 million. Status is an open-source mobile app that acts as a gateway to interact with decentralized applications (dApps) on the Ethereum blockchain.
The top ten of the historically significant #ICOs:
$EOS raised over $4 billion during its ICO, making it one of the most substantial ICOs ever. @EOSnFoundation aims to provide a decentralized blockchain platform for the development and execution of dApps.
9. Tezos (XTZ) – Tezos raised around $232 million during its ICO. Tezos aims to be a self-amending blockchain platform with a strong focus on governance and security.