Pro-XRP Lawyers Challenge SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s Views on Cryptocurrency Disclosures

Washington, D.C. – As the legal battle between Ripple and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rages on, pro-XRP lawyers have launched scathing criticisms against SEC Chair Gary Gensler, questioning his leadership integrity. Gensler’s recent remarks on the alleged evasion of public disclosures in the crypto industry have sparked controversy and drawn sharp rebukes from legal experts within the crypto community. Prominent lawyers such as MetaLawMan and pro-XRP advocate Bill Morgan have been vocal in their criticism of Gensler. MetaLawMan, in a recent post, cited Judge Shelby’s comments in a case involving the SEC, accusing … Read more

Pro-XRP Lawyer John Deaton Takes Aim at Senator Elizabeth Warren in Race for Freedom

Boston, Massachusetts – John Deaton, a prominent lawyer known for his support of XRP, has launched an impassioned criticism against Senator Elizabeth Warren. Deaton has also taken aim at Warren’s connections to elite funding as she competes against him for a Senate seat. Deaton delivered a rallying cry to his supporters, declaring, “If I had the means to self-fund, I would do so, because the future of freedom is at stake.” He firmly rejected the influence of elites who contribute to Warren’s Senate campaign, stating, “Let’s send a message to the Washington elites that the … Read more

Pro-XRP Advocate Raises Concerns Over SEC’s Integrity Amid Cryptocurrency Investigation

New York, NY – An ongoing investigation into cryptocurrency-related conflicts of interest within the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has raised concerns about the agency’s integrity. Pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan voiced skepticism about the SEC’s handling of internal probes, reflecting broader worries within the crypto community. The inquiry has sparked discussions about accountability and potential whitewashing, with stakeholders eagerly awaiting the outcome. Morgan’s doubts center around the SEC’s treatment of XRP and other cryptocurrencies and raise questions about former senior SEC official William Hinman. Hinman’s actions, particularly his 2018 speech declaring Ether not a security, … Read more