Stakeholders in XRP are becoming restless as a result of the protracted impasse in the Ripple–SEC authorized faceoff. An emerging movement among the neighborhood to take a more proactive posture in the proceedings reflects this uneasy feeling.
A Neighborhood Fueled by Frustration
As Decide Analisa Torres has ruled over a postponement in crucial progress, frustration has grown. Since March 21, the value of Ripple’s digital asset, XRP, has decreased by 20% as a result of this delay.
Rhys Ok, a well-known cryptocurrency enthusiast and active Twitter user, is one of the most outspoken proponents of this hands-on approach. In a recent tweet addressed to renowned bitcoin attorney John Deaton, Rhys Ok disclosed that several locals are considering filing letters to the judge in an effort to speed up the process.
A well-known legal authority in the XRP and Ripple community named John Deaton swiftly responded to this call to action with a clear message forbidding any attempts to contact the choose or other parties involved in the litigation. Deaton made it clear in his appeal to the neighborhood that nothing constructive could come from such behavior.
Following Deaton’s statement, the neighborhood responded in a frenzy, expressing a variety of opinions on the topic.
The Residents’ Chimes In
A local resident expressed their opinion on the complexity of social media, saying that while many people may post drastic measures under the pretext of humor, the seriousness of such ‘jokes’ may be missed unless the context is crystal clear.
Others in the neighborhood voiced their concerns about the possible repercussions of such direct interaction with the judge’s office, emphasizing the importance of remaining patient during this crucial waiting period.
It was also suggested that anti-XRP organizations may already be writing letters to the judge to cause trouble, which led to a consensus that any action, whether supportive or otherwise, could unintentionally attract unnecessary attention and possibly lead to unfavorable outcomes. It would seem that the ready recreation should continue.
