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BAT may pump a bit!

First Brad Garlinghouse, and now Justin Sun, have found themselves in the news the last two weeks via class-action lawsuits - citing fraud and various securities violations.

NOTES: An amended class-action lawsuit accuses Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse of quietly selling 67,000,000 XRP while heavily promoting the crypto asset.

A review of the XRP ledger indicates that Garlinghouse sold at least 67 million XRP in 2017 and that he sold any XRP he received from Ripple within days of such receipt. On multiple occasions, Garlinghouse dumped XRP on retail investors in exchange for dollars and other cryptocurrencies.

The lawsuit against the Tron Foundation, the company behind cryptocurrency platform Tron - alleges that from June 2017 to the present, the defendants (founder Justin Sun, CTO Zhiquiang Chen, and the Tron Foundation) "promoted, offered, and sold" Tron's securities, otherwise known as TRX tokens, throughout the US in violation of securities laws.

Tron sold TRX in an initial coin offering, while Tron kept 35% of the TRX tokens for itself, according to the lawsuit.

Garlinghouse: https://s3.cointelegraph.com/storage/uploads/view/152a540830d2b10f0536fb63df9b1d50.pdf?_ga=2.155580027.1150410632.1585302483-1952101752.1582286494

Sun: https://wp.decrypt.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Clifford_et_al_v_Tron_Foundation_et_al__nysdce-20-02804__0001.0.pdf

What about Charlie Lee?

Lee sold his entire Litecoin holding on December 20, 2017, saying in a Reddit post that the move was meant to remove any perception of "conflict of interest." Lee remains the chairman of the Litecoin Foundation, which promotes the cryptocurrency and its adoption.

Litecoin price, tweets, and conflicts of interest:

https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/7kzw6q/litecoin_price_tweets_and_conflict_of_interest/

Lee will be fine. But why?

XRP is a product of Ripple Labs - Ripple today still holds more than half the total supply. TRX is a product of an ICO - it is not a decentralized blockchain e.g., bitcoin, Monero, Zcash, and Litecoin.

• Charlie was not the CEO of Litecoin.

• Litecoin is not a company - he is a founding engineer of open-source software.

• The Litecoin network is one of the few genuinely decentralized P2P blockchains.

LINK is cheap at $2.72... DYOR but if/when this next pump happens, you may want to start looking at positions to re-enter unless you're a hodler. #CryptoKyle

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