In 2015, XRP became the first regulated cryptocurrency in the United States. Ripple’s payment system can expedite money transactions within seconds globally using its native token XRP, as liquidity. I am contacting Congress to request an investigation of the Securities and Exchange Commission suing Ripple. The lawsuit continues to drag on with no resolution. If …
Not being able to buy more XRP is frustrating and angering. I’m an XRP retail investor who resides in New York, and because I’m a New York resident, I can not buy more XRP. Also, as a New York resident, I’m not allowed to purchase crypto on many cryptocurrency exchanges. Each week I continue to …
I’m an XRP retail investor reaching out to ask Congress to evaluate the SEC lawsuit against Ripple. I’m hoping that Congress can help expedite the rollout of Ripple’s problem-solving payment system of drastically lowering transaction fees and how Ripple’s use case can fully complete the movement of money, whether debit or credit, within seconds. I’m …
Retail investors deserve clarity. I’m writing to Congress for three reasons. I want cryptocurrency regulatory clarity, request New York investors not be limited to buying crypto, and support John Deaton suing the SEC because the SEC is suing Ripple. I’m an XRP retail investor who continues to watch the breakdown of an outdated payment system …
Congress! We need cryptocurrency clarity. Today’s antiquated point-of-sale payment systems need to be replaced by Ripple’s payment system. Businesses of all sizes need to cut costs to stay in business. Riding outdated payment systems that charge overpriced fees for small transactions can be done using Ripple’s high-speed payment system that runs on the blockchain. Ripple’s …
Please Congress. Can you finally start the process of investigation? The chosen corruption of Jay Clayton and William Hinman needs to get resolved. The cryptocurrency ecosystem needs clarity. Huge companies like Visa and Mastercard have synced to Ripples global money transfer service, and I’m a New York retail investor who is not allowed to buy …
XRP retail investors need your help Congress. Because of the corrupt actions of William Hinman, innocent XRP investors are now in a ruinous position in their investment in XRP. XRP investors understand the use case of Ripple’s native token and are aware of the loss they will endure if no investigation of Mr. Hinman’s action …
Ripple, XRP, cryptocurrencies, and John Deaton support. John Deaton, a managing partner of Deaton Law Firm, is suing the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) suing Ripple. The SEC claims that Christian Larsen, the company’s co-founder, executive chairman of its board, and former CEO, and Bradley Garlinghouse, the company’s current CEO, raised capital to finance Ripple …
Letter to Congress to support John Deaton. In 2015, XRP became the first regulated cryptocurrency in the United States. The Department of Justice Civil Division and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) settled with Ripple, declaring XRP convertible virtual currency. Today the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) is suing Ripple, claiming that their native token XRP is not virtual …
Crypto running the global payment system? You know it. I’m a United States citizen, New York Long Islander, requesting Congress’s representatives to demand an investigation of the SEC. It’s time for the SEC to do its job to help protect retail investors who invest in crypto. I’m a crypto investor who owns thousands of shares …
Crypto clarity needs to happen. My name is Michelle Cesare, a Long Island New Yorker who invests in Cryptocurrency. I’m writing to ask when Senators of New York State and Representative Kathleen Rice begin an investigation of the Securities and Exchange Commission in regards to the regulation of cryptocurrencies and possible financial conflicts of interest …
Crypto will soon become the new money system. Clarity is needed. Most people are not paying attention to the destruction of the fiat dollar, and those are the people who will probably live paycheck to paycheck well into their seventies. No matter what industry a person works in, if people do not have a portion …