One other thing that I must make clear: I’m not claiming that the Writ of Mandamus I filed is easy to win. In fact, over 90% lose because the Court finds that there are other legal remedies available and/or because it involves a discretionary function of the Officer or Agency
https://twitter.com/JohnEDeaton1/status/1351587435558404096
that the Petition for Writ was filed against. For example, the Court could find that there are other remedies available to XRP Holders, such as, filing a motion to intervene in the SEC v. Ripple case. What I’m claiming, here, is that it is easy, IMO, to demonstrate that 2021’s
XRP is NOT a security. Sorry, but I felt compelled to explain the distinction, so that people don’t misunderstand what I’m claiming. If forced to file a motion to intervene; and, if granted, we would file a Motion For Summary Judgment asking the Court to declare, as a matter of
law, that Today’s XRP is not a security - because no reasonable judge or jury could conclude otherwise. @HesterPeirce and @SEC_News I’m truly curious to see if an SEC Attorney, will, in fact, argue, that the XRP I purchased yesterday on @UpholdInc is an illegal security?
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