The Security and Exchange Commission alleges Brad Garlinghouse, Larsen, and Ripple to have participated in a "non-registered, digital currency offering" to stockholders since 2013.
The Security and Exchange Commission asserts the distribution of XRP to the labor services. Both the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder refused to record their individual token sales, which are projected at USD 600,000,000.
Major Updates
- Ripple distributed XRP for labor and market-making services
- Ripple confounders failed didn’t register XRP with SEC
- The lawsuit news and other FUDs have led to the crash of XRP’s price
The Security and Exchange Commission SEC of the United States has filed a lawsuit against Ripple, its Chief Executive Officer, Brad Garlinghouse, and its co-founder, Christian Larsen.





