XRP Lawsuit: SEC and Ripple break silence on third party filings
The SEC and Ripple legal teams recently submitted their respective Motion for Summary Judgements to the court. Since then, they have been battling on an old front.
Here the Chamber of Digital Commerce, the world’s leading blockchain trade organization, presented its support for Ripple [XRP] as the status of amici curiae. Meanwhile, the SEC has finally broken its silence on this matter in the latest filing.
Attorney James Filan reported in the latest tweet about the SEC’s reply to the motion. The SEC has decided not to take any “position” in this motion. However, the SEC has requested the Court to grant additional time and/or pages if more amicus briefs are allowed.
According to a request addressed toJudge Analisa Torres, the Chamber of Digital Commerce included copies of its amicus brief motion, memorandum of law, and a declaration from Lilya Tessler, the organization’s amicus brief attorney.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP The SEC says it takes no position on Chamber of Digital Commerce filing amicus brief but asks to respond and may request more time or pages if ADDITIONAL amicus briefs are allowed. That last line is clearly a threat directed at @JohnEDeaton1. pic.twitter.com/SBp6zlAfQ8— James K. Filan
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