Liquidated the fuck out them. Millions in minutes on Binance.

Love that shit.
In other news, the Ripple still hating on ethereum in their SEC case. Make no mistake, fuck the SEC. I want Ripple to win. But Ripple been trying to throw Ethereum/BTC under the bus with that China shit. Now they doing this. Ain't Ethereums fault Ripple been dumping on the public and didn't want to pay the SEC off. Just settle this shit. How long until these snitching bitches at ripple move to bitching about Chainlink and Cardano?
Ripple drags Ether into SEC fight over the status of XRP, asking why ETH is not a security as well.
cointelegraph.com
Ripple's case before the Securities and Exchange Commission is threatening to have major, well, ripple effects for the industry.
On Jan. 29, Ripple Labs filed its
response to the SEC's complaint. Ripple, as it has many times before, argued that XRP is not a security i.e. an investment in Ripple and is therefore not in the SEC's jurisdiction.
Ripple is, moreover, prepared to drag the rest of the industry into its fight to make its case.
(Bitch shit).
A Ripple representative told Cointelegraph:
The FOIA request in question, which is available
here, brings into question Ether's status.
Representatives at the SEC have repeated many times that, while its presale may have been a securities offering at the time, Ether is sufficiently decentralized that it qualifies as a commodity and thus, Ether trading in the U.S. is under the jurisdiction of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The FOIA request specifically asks for "All communications with the Ethereum Foundation and/or other relevant companies (including, but not limited to, ConsenSys) or individuals in the ether ecosystem (including but not limited to, Vitalik Buterin, Anthony Di Iorio, Charles Hoskinson, Mihai Alisie, Amir Chetrit, Joseph Lubin, Gavin Wood and Jeffrey Wilcke), or any attorneys or other individuals representing the Ethereum Foundation or other relevant companies or individuals in the ether ecosystem, and all documents, including internal communications, analyses, and other materials, that were prepared or relied upon by Director Hinman, or any other current or former Division Director, Staff, or Commissioner in reaching the determination that ether is not a security, including drafts of Director Hinman's statements regarding ether and analyses prepared by SEC staff."
The request is likely to entail a huge volume of records from several years of commission documents, given how long it took the commission to come forward with any statements at all.
The question of timing is critical in the Ether as security or commodity discussion. The Ether presale happened years before the SEC issued its DAO Report. A response to the meltdown of Ether investment into the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, the DAO Report was the SEC's 2017 declaration that some cryptocurrencies were securities.