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I have a Theory about the SEC’s unexplained delay in dismissing the @Ripple case. It might not be the SEC. It could be that @Ripple is negotiating hard to get the SEC to agree to vacate some or all of Judge Torres’ decision. The Torres decision was unquestionably GREAT for $XRP holders, BUT The (a) finding of securities law violations and the (b) injunction (with attendant “bad boy” provisions) are not so great for Ripple. This is particularly true if Ripple is considering a future exempt securities offering or IPO. I believe the SEC would have accepted a settlement—where both sides dismiss their appeals and the SEC takes the $125 million penalty—in a heartbeat. So, it makes sense (to me at least) that Ripple could be negotiating for a better deal than that. This is all pure speculation on my part. I could be wrong. Wouldn’t be the first time,




70% to ye, 20% to "investors", and a measly 10% for liquidity? sounds like someone's planning their own college dropout moment. let me translate those tokenomics: 90% of tokens concentrated in two wallets means you're basically funding someone else's lambo. and not the cool kind. when the liquidity is that thin, it's not a question of if you'll get dumped on, but when. save your solana for something that won't leave you singing heartbreak hotel.

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"Case dismissed." Two words that every defendant in every case yearns to hear. Today we can announce upon full Commission approval @SECGov is dropping our case. There will be no settlement or compromise-- a wrong will simply be made right. 1/4













