CryptoLaw Founder John Deaton Questions SEC for Targeting XRP While Ethereum (ETH) Is Given Free Pass

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John Deaton, the founder of CryptoLaw, a platform based on United States legal and regulatory news for digital asset holders, who launched Connect to Congress in 2021 to help retail holders make themselves heard, has questioned the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for targeting XRP while Ethereum (ETH) is given a free pass.

It can be recalled that in December 2020, the SEC sued Ripple, the San Francisco-based blockchain payments firm, for illegal sales of XRP deemed as an unregistered security for relatively seven years.

In a series of tweets on 11th January, John Deaton, who has been showcasing his support for the XRP Army since the start of the lawsuit, stated that the case is a direct attack on XRP and its teeming community members.

He said since Connect to Congress was launched, over 11,000 messages have been sent to every sitting member of Congress, stating that the move is paying off as many of them have started to pay attention.

John Deaton noted:

“I believe what we need now is a focused action to help get answers about the glaring improprieties by the SEC that we’ve uncovered together, and that I’ve laid out on CryptoLaw.”

About targeting XRP, Deaton said, “The alarming evidence demonstrating serious conflicts of interest serve as the background for the attack on XRP. That attack and the ETH free pass cannot be ignored. It’s too obvious, too troubling and can’t just live on social media alone. We need real action.”

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