Following the latest Ripple lawsuit win, pro-XRP lawyer Bill Morgan has slammed Bitcoin maxis for constantly attacking XRP. Morgan also slammed Strategy chairman Michael Saylor for calling all altcoins a ‘security’, previously. “XRP itself was, is, and forever will be, not a security,” he wrote. Following the latest development, XRP price jumped 13%, shooting to $3.35.
Bill Morgan Slams Michael Saylor on His Previous XRP Stand
With the Ripple lawsuit coming to a conclusion, Bill Morgan has spoken out, stating that it puts the doubt of XRP’s security status to rest, once and for all. He added that Ripple’s past programmatic sales of XRP, including the institutional sales, have been legally settled between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). “These sales and distributions were lawful,” stated Morgan.
Morgan also congratulated the Ripple community for standing firm throughout SEC’s long-running legal campaign against Ripple, while referring to it as a “collateral attack against XRP.” Morgan slammed Bitcoin maxis, including Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) chairman Michael Saylor, who have labeled all altcoins as securities.
“To Bitcoin maxis like Michael Saylor, who said only Bitcoin was a commodity and all altcoins are securities: go fuck yourselves,” wrote Morgan.
Bitcoin maxis have once again stepped up the attack on XRP in recent weeks, while using slurs as ‘retards’ against the Ripple community members. Bill Morgan has been standing tall in the face of these attacks and defending the community. Amid the positive Ripple lawsuit development, experts predict a BlackRock XRP ETF filing soon.
Bitcoin Maxis Are the Most Dishonest People, Says Morgan
Popular Bitcoin community member Adam Livingston stated that the Ripple team is on the verge of dumping their XRP holdings, through banks, on retail players. He called the XRP investors “a financial abuse victim with Stockholm Syndrome”.
In his message on the X platform, Livingston wrote that on one hand, Bitcoiners are waging a revolution against central bank, while on the other hand, Ripple investors are “roleplaying as a liquidity provider for Ripple’s exit strategy”. Responding to this, Morgan wrote:
“He just ignores the fact that XRP since inception is up only 50929%. People like these Bitcoin maxis are amongst the most dishonest people I have ever come across and I practise law in consumer fraud and misleading conduct”.
Morgan also called out a pattern of derogatory behavior from Bitcoin community members. In a recent statement, Morgan noted the repeated use of the term “retard” by Bitcoin-only advocates when faced with opposing views. “I have observed that many Bitcoin maxis use this specific word when their ‘Bitcoin only’ ideology is challenged,” he said.
Following yesterday’s development XRP price shot up 13% to $3.35. The daily trading volume has surged 168% to more than $11 billion, showing strong trader interest.
Bhushan Akolkar
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