John Deaton, founder of CryptolawUS and an advocate for XRP holders, spoke out against the SEC’s “aiding and abetting” allegations against Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple.
Deaton claims that the situation might have been prevented if the SEC had allowed previous executives Bill Hinman and Jay Clayton to testify sooner.
In the Ripple v. SEC litigation, Digital Asset Investor said that he would have called former SEC employees Jay Clayton and Bill Hinman, as well as a16z attorneys Lowell Ness and Chris Dixon, as first witnesses. Jay Clayton reportedly assigned executives to oversee the Ethereum Free Pass Speech.
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If I’m @ripple @bgarlinghouse @chrislarsensf going to trial with the SEC two of the first witnesses I call besides Jay Clayton and Bill Hinman are Lowell Ness, at the time @a16z attorney and @cdixon who Jay Clayton apparently put in charge… pic.twitter.com/CbaNZ0CEes
— Digital Asset Investor.XRP (@digitalassetbuy) August 25, 20
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