The difference between genius and stupidity is, Genius has its limits.
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good move.
it was all due to nixon's payback
you really need to ''learn''. knowledge is what you lack. we all lacked knowledge once upon a time. for me that was decades ago, similar for dshade. what you are doing is refusing to learn the ropes. blame will get you no where fast. you are wasting time, but, possibly learning patience. that is a good thing.
you are an embarrassment to the ECSL investment community
i rest my case.
no idea what-so-ever how or where deals are made.
no hope
only dealing with those like yourself...there are many
umcb's* can not see the forest for the trees. they have no concept
of the complexity of business, and ...with what they have no knowledge
or understanding of... they whine and complain, blame others and act like....
well, umcb's*.
yt is pumping the crappola outta xrp...
i like xrp, but, with all the big pumping going on makes me suspicious to the max. sec n' xrp may finalize all n' everything today. hope so. im not fond of government unelected hasbeens screwing up what creative minds and establishment criminals have wrought. survival of the fit ...aint that the way? i's got more an bigger guns aimed at you than you at me. as the judge said to both sides in the case ...'' may the best lawyer win''.
patients in insane asylums have a big advantage here....
experience makes the difference.
the stock market is a device for transfering money from the impatient to the patient
officially hurricane season ends friday, 12:01 am
you must be referring to uncle mikey's cb's
im currently 0 for 1
i dont want to jeapordize that record
not sure if i could handle the ridicule from the uncle mikey syndicate
PREDICTION: HURRICANE SEASON OVER DEC.1
ah yes, the uncle mikey's half glass hole romper room cry baby brigade....
yes, we shall have something to be truly grateful for...they will have something new to cry about...i swear they will find something, complaining is their life.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING THIS CROW'S FOR YOU
i dont think he was polishing your noggin.
i assume you, mona, generally speaking & friends are all tight in mikey's blathering blatherskites negativity club. most longs i know have made bank the past dozen years but, they did know how to play the pennies, including ECSL. those that refused to learn how or didnt have the courage of their convictions are gone. see ya.
''HE" makes himself to be 'informative' to all.
something the Romper Room Generally Speaking Amigos are NOT.
The ''Romper Room Cry Babies'' are consistent and hardly anything close to being savy investors.
ECSL Trucking Industry
ECSL Automotive Transportation
ECSL @ the port
ECSL on the tarmac
true, sister has the heart of gold. fednow, not so sure, why? now starts with fed.
con o sin fed, mi hermana gano. hermano tambien.
In 2011, Jed McCaleb began developing the source code of a token called XRP, which joined forces with the payments startup Ripple in 2012. After McCaleb left Ripple, he founded the Stellar Development Foundation in 2014. Unlike Ripple, a for-profit company, McCaleb created Stellar as a nonprofit. Stellar (XLM) and Ripple (XRP) share similarities because they were both created by the same person, Jed McCaleb. XRP's most pivotal price movements, including its peaks and lows, have been replicated by XLM over the years.
In 2011, Jed McCaleb began developing the source code of a token called XRP, which joined forces with the payments startup Ripple in 2012. After McCaleb left Ripple, he founded the Stellar Development Foundation in 2014. Unlike Ripple, a for-profit company, McCaleb created Stellar as a nonprofit. Stellar (XLM) and Ripple (XRP) share similarities because they were both created by the same person, Jed McCaleb. XRP's most pivotal price movements, including its peaks and lows, have been replicated by XLM over the years.
XRP und XLM sind Geschwister...
Wohin geht Bruder, Schwester folgt ihm
(xrp and xlm are siblings...
where goes brother, sister follows)
XRP und XLM sind Geschwister...
Wohin geht Bruder, Schwester folgt ihm
(xrp and xlm are siblings...where goes brother, sister follows)
Great Expectations are in-store for all aboard
ECSL Great Awards Await You
was it arizona 1976? red heads can have that effect...
you are correct. as is LTA...any time is a good time to take a profit...
then buy back lower...smart. that is what you call ''freebies'', investing 101.
if you dont learn how to play the pennies, you are ignorant. ignorance
can be fixed, stupidity can not.
in 1968, when the penny king wizball was 14 years old,
dropping acid in disneyland, those 400 acid trips didnt effect him at all
''said cheech n' chong as they watched the acid kid drooling in his shoe''
INVESTING IN ECSL IN A DRUG FREE INVIRONMENT
FAMOUS LAST WORDS (ignorance can be fixed, stupidity can not)
12:40:18 was sameo-sameo, but, later ones actually surprised me
but agreed, friend of the uncle mikey's wins.
snojob was a close second, no?
empty glass hole responded.
spot on
no disgorgement fees due/sec owes xpr
John Deaton, the founder of CryptoLaw, has suggested that Ripple may not be required to pay the speculated $770 million in disgorgement fees, which the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been seeking in the lawsuit against Ripple.
In Friday’s tweet, the pro-Ripple lawyer argued that the SEC’s efforts to seek disgorgement for XRP sales in the United Kingdom, Japan, Switzerland, and other countries may be legally unattainable due to the Supreme Court’s Morrison ruling. Notably, this ruling specifically excludes sales outside of the United States.
Furthermore, Deaton pointed out that XRP is regarded as a non-security in the aforementioned nations and other jurisdictions. Notably, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) classify XRP as an exchange or utility token rather than a security token. Deaton noted that this distinction makes it challenging for the SEC to enforce disgorgement on XRP sales in these regions.
He further emphasized that selling XRP remains entirely legal in these jurisdictions, according to their respective regulatory authorities, further weakening the SEC’s case for disgorgement.
He then expressed his belief that the likelihood of a $770 million fine is low, as sales to accredited investors and non-U.S. sales, which could account for more than 90% of the total, will likely be excluded from the final disgorgement amount.
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Deaton also highlighted the nature of On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) transactions involving XRP, which occur within seconds. Due to the rapid transaction speed, he argued that harm is practically non-existent in the case of ODL transactions. He also noted that for the 75,000 XRP holders who have joined the lawsuit, any accusations of harm would be directed at the SEC rather than Ripple.
He outlined a highly optimistic scenario in which Ripple may only need to pay a minimal amount, potentially as low as $20 million, in disgorgement fees.
Further, in a playful twist earlier on Saturday, Deaton suggested that if the presiding Judge decides to deduct the $150 million in legal fees that Ripple has already paid, the SEC could potentially owe money to Ripple.
“The Supreme Court ruled disgorgement is not punitive in nature and cannot exceed “net profits” from the sales. A company can deduct legitimate business expenses… After deducting foreign sales, sales to accredited investors, and ODL transactions, if the Judge deducts the $150M in legal fees Ripple paid, the SEC might owe Ripple money.” He tweeted.
That said, Deaton’s latest remarks have stirred up anticipation within the crypto community, leaving many speculating about the final settlement amount and its potential implications for Ripple and its leadership. Nevertheless, amid these legal developments, XRP, Ripple’s native token, has displayed remarkable resilience, surging by about 4% over the past 24 hours to trade at $0.675 at press time.
ild do a lil more research if i were you
new thoughts on xrp sec not so important
they won last july. sec rep with crypto remains same....they do nothing. period.
9Nov was not last day to settle.