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By Evie Vavasseur
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The SEC Case As A Smokescreen. Pumpius suggests that the lawsuit was a carefully staged smokescreen that allowed Ripple to expand…
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Government and Central Bank Links. To support his argument, Pumpius points to Ripple’s extensive partnerships with governments,…
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Quiet Growth During the SEC Fight. While headlines portrayed Ripple as being under constant regulatory pressure, the company was…
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XRPL As Washington’s Blockchain. Pumpius goes further, arguing that the U.S. government may see the XRP Ledger (XRPL) not just as a…
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From Payments To Identity. Perhaps the most controversial part of Pumpius’ claim is that XRPL could eventually be used to…
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Was The Lawsuit A Setup?. For Pumpius, the Ripple vs. SEC case was never the real battle.
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Conclusion. The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit has long been viewed as one of the defining conflicts of the crypto…
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The long-running battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been one of the most high-profile sagas in crypto history.
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But according to crypto analyst Pumpius, the entire case may have been less about conflict and more about distraction.
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Pumpius suggests that the lawsuit was a carefully staged smokescreen that allowed Ripple to expand globally while appearing to be under attack.
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Instead of fighting against the system, Ripple’s technology was always built for the system.
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“Ripple was never about retail adoption,” Pumpius claims. “It was about quietly building the next generation of payment rails — rails that could one day replace SWIFT, the…
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To support his argument, Pumpius points to Ripple’s extensive partnerships with governments, banks, and financial institutions worldwide. These include:
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Federal Reserve pilots exploring faster settlement systems
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Central banks in Bhutan, Palau, and Montenegro experimenting with Ripple’s tech
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