Jeremy Hogan: Is the SEC hiding a document where they concluded XRP was NOT A SECURITY?
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March 21, 2022 7:15 pm
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You have to love the XRP Community.
The YouTubers, the bloggers, the especially the attorneys like John Deaton and Jeremy Hogan.
Everyone coming together to push back against a government agency gone rogue (SEC), weaponized against the very people it’s designed to protect, and uncovering the financial crime of the century that dwarfs Madoff (#ETHgate).
And today attorney Jeremy Hogan just pulled another rabbit out of his hat with this latest find buried in one of Ripple’s recent filings:
I tried to analyze this for you in a true legal sense.
But, my MIND was BLOWN by the part below and I couldn't think about much else after.
Is the SEC "potentially" hiding a document in which the SEC concluded that XRP was… NOT A SECURITY?
WHAT DOES SOLOMON KNOW???? https://t.co/bqXFlsrIT6 pic.twitter.com/oYaCakfeVM
— Jeremy Hogan (@attorneyjeremy1) March 21, 2022
Here is a zoom-in on the part in question:
So here’s the deal…
This brief was filed by Ripple lawyer Matthew Solomon and he is alleging that “perhaps” the SEC is hiding a document in which the SEC’s own Director of Corporate Finance analyzed XRP and concluded it wasn’t a security.
Yes, you read that correct!
Folks, there are smoking guns and then there’s this.
Want to know why the SEC continues to delay and refuse to turn over documents the Court has ordered it to produce?
You might have just got your answer.
Here’s the key point to me — Hogan points out that based on his experience as an attorney, making an allegation like this is not something you would randomly do unless….you happened to already know it was true or you had a reasonable basis to believe it was true:
I just don't think that's something you would throw into a pleading without any basis. I would be surprised if that's the case.
— Jeremy Hogan (@attorneyjeremy1) March 21, 2022
Makes perfect sense to me.
Oh my!
Love this exchange from XRPCryptoWolf and Hogan:
He is named after the wisest King of Israel, after all.
— Jeremy Hogan (@attorneyjeremy1) March 21, 2022
Others speculate the hidden document may relate to XLM, which would also make sense:
Also suggests there could be a consideration of XLM somewhere in the paperwork, too? It is close enough to XRP that it alone could be damaging to the SEC arguments. And if there are documents for both? Significant.
— WrathofKahneman (@WKahneman) March 21, 2022
Meanwhile, XRP has been having a NICE day in the green, suddenly and quietly rising to $.84:
#xrp out for a jog??? $0.84 #RETWEET pic.twitter.com/FavlzEAHRp
— Digital Perspectives (@DigPerspectives) March 21, 2022
Meanwhile, the chart people are pointing out the price rise today is moving XRP out of a triangle/channel.
I don’t know much about charting, but I do believe that is a good thing:
#XRP broke out the triangle that I made up.
Not financial advice. pic.twitter.com/HVVc7HqjBO
— ChorusX (@ChorusXapp) March 21, 2022
And:
XRP broke out of this rising channel!!!#xrp #xrpthestandard #btc pic.twitter.com/TTosLlYaG0
— CryptoWorld02♠️ (@crypto_world02) March 21, 2022
Let’s end with this amazing graphic, this is attorney John Deaton’s Undisputed Timeline of Facts in the #ETH Free Pass and SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit.
Really incredible work:
Final Version! Corrected a couple mistakes. #xrpcommmunity @_XRpizza @BakkupBradley @digitalassetbuy @JohnEDeaton1 @XRPNews_ @XrpYoda @attorneyjeremy1 @joerogan @JamieVernon @CryptoLawUS @sentosumosaba @BlackberryXRP @XRPCryptoQuebec @XRPArmyNews1 @MackAttackXRP @XRP_Productions https://t.co/Q2pe2a6L0p pic.twitter.com/x921FmhQFE
— TAIG (@TAIGxrp) January 8, 2022
Zoomed in:
We’ll continue to cover this story here at ProCoinNews…where we cover the FULL crypto market, not just the BTC/ETH propaganda.
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