It is reported that a petition with more than 30,000 signatures will be filed with Gary Gensler, chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), on the XRP’s trial on the issue of unregistered securities. Coinpost reported this on the 15th.
This petition requires the SEC to drop the lawsuit. And he commissioned an investigation into former SEC chairman Jay Clayton and former senior manager William Hinman, who said, “Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are not securities.” They pointed out the problems of XRP and are questioning whether there was a special motive for Bitcoin and Ethereum that are not securities.
The above tweet is a post from last month stating that he will write a petition. Thomas Hodge, who started “Crypto & Policy” to deliver the latest information on cryptocurrency, started this activity.
On the 15th, Hodge announced that the petition will be submitted to Chairman Gensler from now on as a signatory gathers. He called for the suspension of XRP’s trial, demanding that the U.S. cryptocurrency industry be restructured with clear and sound regulations. It is explained that future trends are also reported frequently.
In this trial, which started with a lawsuit in December 2020, the SEC filed a new application to the Court last week asking Ripple to disclose information. What the SEC is demanding is documents such as records of legal advice that Ripple has been receiving on whether XRP is a securities since around 2012.
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