Ripple (XRP) boss agrees the securities lawsuit has backfired on the SEC

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Brad Garlinghouse blasts the SEC’s handling of the Ripple case implying the regulator is making it up as they go.

Samuel Wan · September 4, 2021 at 9:00 am UTC · 2 min read

In reference to the unfolding SEC lawsuit, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse doesn’t hold back in framing the case as farcical.

Specifically, he referred to the upholding of impossible fair notice standards and due process.

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