Lawyer Shares Supreme Court Document Proving XRP Isn’t a Security “Outside Its Initial Contract”

Attorney Jeremy Hogan, partner at Hogan & Hogan firm and a pro-XRP lawyer has shared a document that supports that XRP isn’t a security outside its initial investment contract. The document in question relates to a case between Pirani and Slack Technologies where Mr. Pirani argued that Slack’s registration statement was misleading. The United States The post Lawyer Shares Supreme Court Document Proving XRP Isn’t a Security “Outside Its Initial Contract” appeared first on Times Tabloid .

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Uniswap: What’s next as UNI’s plunge hits range low

Uniswap's hopes of a recovery could be likely after retesting the range low of $4.94, however, getting rid of the bears could take some time.

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The Revolutionary Fusion of Augmented Reality and NFTs: A New Realm of Digital Interaction

The fusion of augmented reality (AR) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) promises a new era of digital experiences where virtual and

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Apple's Vision Pro headset reveal swaps metaverse for 'spatial computing'

Metaverse tokens have failed to pump following the major announcement, however this is likely due to the SEC abruptly dropping a lawsuit against Binance.

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Ex-NFL team owner Reggie Fowler gets 6 years for crypto ‘shadow banking’

U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said Fowler’s lies exposed the U.S. financial system to “serious risk.”

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Coinbase’s Legal Chief To Testify Before US Congressional Committee

Paul Grewal, the Chief Legal Officer at Coinbase, is set to testify before the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture later today. Grewal plans to emphasize the need for crypto regulations and underscore the importance of the Digital Asset Market Structure discussion draft released by House Republicans last week.

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Polygon zkEVM’s growth unhindered: What it means for MATIC

Polygon zkEVM’s daily gas use reached a new all-time high on 4 June. MATIC’s price action was, however, negative.

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US SEC Identifies 12 Crypto Tokens as Securities in Binance Lawsuit

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has identified 12 crypto tokens as securities in a new lawsuit filed against Binance and its CEO, Changpeng Zhao (CZ). The securities regulator asserted that Binance platforms “have made available for trading on them crypto assets that are offered and sold as investment contracts, and thus as securities.”

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Digital Asset Funds Remarks a Total of $329M on 7th Consecutive Week

On Monday, the seventh consecutive week of outflows from Digital Asset Investment products accounts for $62M which then totals around

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SEC complaint hints at why Brian Brooks resigned as Binance.US CEO

New details revealed in the SEC complaint could explain why Brian Brooks abruptly stepped down as CEO of Binance.US in 2021, a crypto lawyer suggests.

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