SEC–Ripple lawsuit cost XRP 3 years of adoption: Lawyer By Cointelegraph
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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit against filed in December 2020 has deprived the XRP (XRP) token of nearly three years of adoption in the U.S., said pro-XRP lawyer John Deaton in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter).
Deaton’s comments came amid Coinbase’s announcement that it has acquired a minority stake in (USDC) issuer Circle and will be working to “unlock additional utilities and grow the USDC ecosystem.” The lawyer reflected on how Ripple and XRP were on a trajectory of great adoption in cross-border payment, and if not for the SEC lawsuit, the likes of Coinbase (NASDAQ:) might have shown similar interest in Ripple.
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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit against filed in December 2020 has deprived the XRP (XRP) token of nearly three years of adoption in the U.S., said pro-XRP lawyer John Deaton in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter).
Deaton’s comments came amid Coinbase’s announcement that it has acquired a minority stake in (USDC) issuer Circle and will be working to “unlock additional utilities and grow the USDC ecosystem.” The lawyer reflected on how Ripple and XRP were on a trajectory of great adoption in cross-border payment, and if not for the SEC lawsuit, the likes of Coinbase (NASDAQ:) might have shown similar interest in Ripple.
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