A New Motion Filed in the Ripple-SEC Case as “Urgent”: Allegedly “Decisive Evidence”

Cryptocurrency journalist Eleanor Terrett has shared a remarkable development in the long-running case between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to Terrett, a petition filed with the word “urgent” in the case file requests the presentation of “decisive evidence” in favor of the defendant Ripple and “the freedom of the American people.” The petition in question belongs to a man named Justin W. Keener, who is not a party to the case but claims to have an interest in its outcome. In the petition, Keener claims that he “miraculously” has private data and information in his possession that could shed light on “the nightmare we have been subjected to unknowingly” for the past 10 years. Related News: Arthur Hayes Says Bitcoin Holders Should Love Tariffs, Explains Why However, the petition did not specifically state what this “decisive evidence” was or how it would benefit Ripple. According to Terrett’s research, Keener was recently sued by the SEC for being an unregistered stock dealer (penny stock). The court ordered Keener to pay more than $10 million in fines. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: A New Motion Filed in the Ripple-SEC Case as “Urgent”: Allegedly “Decisive Evidence”