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Hello everyone and welcome to another video! We are going to try our best to give you the most important news and novelty regarding Crypto!! Please follow us, we will be uploading daily! Subscribe to our channel and do not miss out! If you by any chance own XRP, then this past Friday, or to be more exact April 30th was most likely one of the most significant and important dates for you. There was a finding and discovery hearing on the United States Securities and Exchange Commission against Ripple legal action, lawsuit. In like manner there are going to be more significant and important dates and occasions coming down the line, such as May 3rd and unless this instance is released and dispersed earlier, the trial is planned, according to the schedule, to happen sometime in June. We are going to be covering some important and significant moments from the SEC versus Ripple legal action. So, with that being said, please remain around here as we give you some awareness and understanding on why XRP is experiencing its new and recent price fluctuations. Hi everyone and welcome again to another video where we talk about everything XRP related, price determinations and predictions and more topic regarding the cryptocurrency. In this very video we are going to talk about XRP and precisely what is going to happen from a technical point of view and from a fundamental and basic standpoint – in terms of the price movement and measures. You need to be present as we also look at the leading and foremost highlights from Ripple’s latest hearing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. For those of you who are new and unfamiliar with this channel and are also eager to learn and know about crypto XRP, Bitcoin, stocks – click the subscribe button and turn on the notification bell down below. April 30th was a very good time for Ripple to include and associate as many of its supporters and promoters as we had the discovery hearing in which judge Sarah Netburn has permitted four thousand people to be present and listen in on the conference call regarding the case of the Securities and Exchange Commission versus Ripple legal action. It was an open to private call such that you can only join in live, you cannot stream it, you cannot record, you cannot rebroadcast it, or else you will be rebuked and reprimanded for it. At this moment if you do hold XRP, there two or maybe three lines of thought. The third one is the one that says, - I will wait until it hits a definite and determined number and that I will be getting out. And there are those who are patiently waiting for the Securities and Exchange Commission to simmer down, before they can comfortably buy in. And, of course, there are the die hard XRP holders, the ones that come here every single day to be in track with the latest news and happenings in the crypto world, and those are the ones that say – I am never going to get rid of my XRP token because this digital advantage and asset is going to be bigger and greater than any other crypto asset on the entire planet. Backing the hearing that happened couple of days ago, as we mentioned it was an open call, but not recordable, magistrate judge Sarah Netburn took the chair over the motion whether Ripple will be allowed and authorized to send out requests in the form of a memorandum of understanding to unfamiliar and unknown regulators in a bid to obtain information from the company’s partners and exchanges abroad. A verdict of which would be passes in a several days from now after a lot of thinking and consideration. These requests are making an appearance from the SEC’s intention and purpose to obtain information from 14 crypto exchange platforms overseas to regulate and control whether Ripple’s declaration had somehow and in some way affected the price of XRP – by means of the popular and well-known pump and dump crypto mechanism. In the after effect of the Securities and the Exchange Commission and Ripple’s legal action, the Securities and Exchange Commission has been seen to hound five od Ripple’s partner companies that leverage Ripple’s on-demand liquidity solution – prompting the San Francisco based payment aggregators to charge and accuse the Securities and Exchange Commission of intimidating the company. Comparably, Jorge Tenreiro, a senior trial attorney with the Securities and Exchange Commission argues that the whole MOU process was unnecessary in every possible way. Adding that the flow of securities and money does not end within the confines of a country’s borders, what he said exactly is – Essentially what they are asking is to exempt only the US and the Securities and Exchange Commission from the multilateral process, as the court, the flow of securities and money does not stop at a country’s borders. One of the most important and significant tools in our arsenal is strong cooperation with our counterparts. As a counter motion, Michael Kellogg, Ripple’s external attorney went forth t