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Guys, listen.
I'm getting ready to go to Hawks game sitting on my courtside seat
for the first time in this season, so pretty excited about that.
But I want to come to you guys about XRP because you guys know
this is the home of the BitSquad,
but I am the master and commander and supreme Leader of the XRP Army.
Now, what does that mean?
That means that just with a wave of my hand,
I can send the XRP Army out to do damage all across this great nation
and, really, the world.
Here's the thing, guys.
I want to talk about two stories.
Now, neither one of them are breaking. Okay?
But these are two things that I don't feel like we've really talked about on the channel,
and I feel like something that a lot of people have missed.
And these are two ways that you know that this lawsuit,
this SEC lawsuit versus Ripple Labs,
is a complete and total sham.
So let's go back. Let's start first.
Let's start first with when this case started. Okay?
So this case started back in December of 2020.
And, you know, of course, alleges that in 2013, XRP had-- or Ripple Labs had a token sale
and it was a security, yada, yada, yada.
Watch. This is how I'll be in our game.
Pretty tough.
So if we fast forward a couple months, okay?
We fast forward two months.
We go to January.
Well, something really interesting happened.
There is a code of ethics that you can actually find on the SEC website
for a company called Bailard, Inc.
It's an assets management company, yada, yada, yada.
But basically, the long and short of it is
they got an SEC-approved code of ethics.
This code of ethics is on the website.
You guys, I may drop it in the description.
I may forget though.
I'm about to head out the door.
But what I want to say is this.
Is that in that code of ethics, if you scroll down to section J,
some very interesting in it.
Now, remember this, SEC-approved.
It says there are only three coins that are not securities.
No. 1: Bitcoin
No. 2: Ethereum
No. 3: XRP
The employees of Bailard, Inc. had to go by that code of ethics.
Basically, they're allowed to trade those three coins,
but they're not allowed to use those three coins to trade for other coins.
So if use an XRP trading pair,
or an Ethereum trading pair,
or a Bitcoin trading pair to get anything else,
then, you know, you could be against that code of ethics,
which will also look like an outdated dinosaur before long.
But there's another--
so, what about that?
January 2021,
we've got this approved by the SEC saying that Ripple is not a security.
So, I mean, it's just been a sham since the beginning, guys.
But the second story I want to talk about is quite interesting
because this is something that we haven't seen since Mr. Nasty, Jed McCaleb, left Ripple Labs.
Just know that, mysteriously, Jed McCaleb has stopped dumping
for the last three months.
Now, interesting, isn't it? Because we're--
we're in November right now.
So let's go back three months to see.
November
October
September
Here's the truth.
Jed McCaleb had an agreement with Ripple that he was not going to sell
any more tokens after September.
Interesting, isn't it?
Becau-- why? Why? Why after September?
Well, I'm going to say this. I'm going to say this again.
And when this lawsuit is over,
and everything that I've said is contained in it,
including they're going after their marketing practices,
it's not a security,
everything is going to be redacted,
I will go to the grave telling you
that this case was supposed to be over in September.
There was a power play at the top of the SEC
including Dirty Gary Gensler himself.
He really is spawn of Satan.
This guy decided a last minute play to try to punish Ripple.
This case was supposed to be over before that.
So, when will this be completely done?
It will be over very soon.
I believe it will be over in December.
I don't see this going towards next year.
I think that Ripple--
the end of the case will play a bigger role in pushing up the entire crypto markets
including Bitcoin.
It won't just be beneficial for XRP
and that-- and only that token.
It will be big when it comes out it's not a security.
But this thing has been a sham from the very beginning, guys.
It has been a sham from the very beginning.
We know this because the SEC had already said
it's not a security in that Bailard code of ethics.
We also know this because Jed McCaleb suddenly for the first time in history
of his settlement with XRP in 2013,
or with Ripple in 2013,
he is not dumping tokens for the last three months.
Weird, isn't it?
I'm telling you guys, this was supposed to be over.
It's not over yet, but when it's over,
we are going to see this thing absolutely moon.
I'm waiting for some new timelines.
I'm listening. I got my ear to the street.
I got my little birdies out there,
you know, tweeting, telling me what's going on.
And I'll let you guys know.
You'll be the first to know because that's my duty
as a supreme leader and commander of the XRP Army.
Alright, guys. That's all I got.
Be blessed.
BitBoy out.