"Knowing the longstanding legal dispute between the SEC and Ripple, CASE believes that Chairman Gensler will be tuning into the interview, so the organization is buying time during the show to call on the Chairman to release the Inspector General's report."
Another article with much more colorful language: https://www.hpbl.co.in/news/deaton-pressures-sec-to-release-hinman-report-a-message-to-gensler-on-behalf-of-75000-xrp-holders/
" A Powerful Message to the SEC
By reaching out directly to Gensler’s office, Deaton is sending a powerful message to the SEC that the public, and specifically those invested in XRP, deserve answers. His call for a 10-day deadline reflects the urgency many feel about the case, with the prolonged uncertainty surrounding XRP’s legal standing affecting not only Ripple but the broader cryptocurrency market.
The delay in releasing the Hinman Report has raised concerns over the SEC’s intentions, and Deaton’s actions are aimed at holding the agency accountable. As the case continues to unfold, the release of this report could be a pivotal moment, potentially shedding light on the SEC’s regulatory approach and offering much-needed clarity to the crypto space.
For now, all eyes are on the SEC and whether it will comply with Deaton’s request, as the legal battle surrounding XRP and its future remains at the forefront of the cryptocurrency world. The next few days could prove to be crucial, and the public’s demand for transparency is louder than ever."
This is Day 1 folks. Buckle up. XRP is A play. Not THE play. They are attacking us financially on all fronts. Crypto is one avenue of winning. As are GME/AMC. Precious metals. Any other illegally shorted securities.
I myself have flipped BTC to XRP with zero regrets. Could I be wrong? Yep! But if I'm right? XRP's ceiling is much higher IMHO.
But again, this is merely one financial battle in a larger war.
Ive been HODL XRP since 2020, been very excited the past few months
AMC is not a play, it was a rugpull to distract from GME. C'mon man.
Invest in what you want to. AMC was not a distraction. Granted, when we're talking short shares? I'm 95/5 in favor of GME by volume when it comes to securities being naked shorted - but it's not a distraction. Could it flop? Sure. But the debt is rapidly being dissolved via "dilution" with an agreement to offset a massive chunk of it once AMC clears $5/share in the debt agreement via exchanged shares that have already been allocated and set aside as part of the "dilution".
It's a much messier play, but, not a distraction by any stretch. If it was, they would not need to continue to short it so aggressively and hide all of their data.