XRP Concerned Retail Investor

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I’m an XRP retail investor who continues to watch the breakdown of an outdated payment system that contributes to damaging businesses in addition to charging over-inflated cross-border payments. The antiquated money transaction process digs deep into a business’s revenue and financially hurts people who send money abroad because of the over-inflated fees. I’m an XRP retail investor who understands the rollout of Ripple’s speedy transaction system would fully complete monetary transactions within seconds. Implementing Ripple’s needed payment system would help businesses and people globally, help bring about cryptocurrency regulatory clarity, and finally let XRP retail investors reap the monetary rewards rightfully deserved.

Congress, please start the investigation of the corruption of Jay Clayton and William Hinman to help fast-forward the rollout of Ripple’s problem-solving payment system and to grant XRP retail investors their due capital gain.

Congress, please step in and take action.

XRP is Fast and green. XRP was to be the most usable cryptocurrency for applications across the financial services space and is fast, scalable, and secure. XRP transactions settle in seconds, and offers the most efficient way to move money globally.

XRP is also environmentally friendly. Compared to proof-of-work cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, XRP does not require large amounts of electricity to mine new coins, which makes it ideal for use in developing countries where access to grid power may be limited or unreliable.