- Attorney John E Deaton says it is important to highlight Ripple’s XRP use cases against the SEC chair.
- Uber is considering enabling Bitcoin as one of the payment methods due to its growing value.
- TapJets’ Amicus Brief highlights XRP’s utility, benefiting businesses and workers in the industry.
John E Deaton elaborated in a Twitter thread posted earlier today that Ripple (XRP) was only a payment substitute for fiat on TapJets and not an investment. He highlights Judge Torres’ ruling noting that when TapJets sells XRP on a crypto exchange, the token converts to fiat.
As an aside, Ripple had nothing to do with TapJets and clearly, TapJets accepting payment in #XRP was NOT an investment. It was being used as a substitute for fiat currency. When TapJets then sells #XRP on @coinbase or @krakenfx or @UpholdInc toconvert to fiat, it’s not a…
— John E Deaton (@JohnEDeaton1) July 30, 2023
During an interview with Uber’s CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, he said that the transport company is exploring Bitcoin as one of the payment methods in the near future. Deaton retweeted the same, adding that the private jet company, TapJets, is currently accepting crypto, with XRP…
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