Lawyer Bill Morgan Hits Back at Max Keiser Over XRP Criticism
Over the course of the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit, Max Keiser, a well-known Bitcoin maximalist, has consistently criticized XRP. However, lawyer Bill Morgan, a prominent figure in the XRP community, recently responded to Keiser’s criticism. Morgan highlighted Ripple’s victory against the SEC and emphasized that XRP is the only altcoin in the US to have gained regulatory clarity.
– Bill Morgan responds to Max Keiser’s criticism of XRP
– Morgan mocks Keiser for calling XRP a “dead coin walking”
– XRP is the only altcoin in the US with regulatory clarity
– Ripple’s victory against the SEC is highlighted by Morgan
– Bitcoin no longer has a monopoly on regulatory clarity
Max Keiser’s Controversial Remarks on XRP
In the lead-up to the court’s verdict on the SEC v. Ripple lawsuit, Max Keiser referred to XRP as a “dead coin walking” and suggested that it would likely be classified as a security. Despite the outcome of the lawsuit, Keiser maintains a negative outlook on altcoins and urges the El Salvador government to prioritize Bitcoin mining.
– Keiser calls XRP a “dead coin walking”
– Keiser maintains a negative outlook on altcoins
– Keiser urges El Salvador to prioritize Bitcoin mining
Gary Gensler Continues to Oppose XRP and Altcoins
Gary Gensler, the chair of the SEC, is expected to continue opposing XRP, ETH, and other altcoins. Keiser believes that Gensler is an enthusiastic leader and urges the El Salvador government to prioritize Bitcoin mining due to the legal protection it enjoys. The SEC has also classified other altcoins, such as Cardano and Algorand, as securities.
– Gary Gensler continues to oppose XRP and altcoins
– Keiser urges El Salvador to prioritize Bitcoin mining
– SEC classifies other altcoins as securities
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