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https://fortune.com/2019/12/20/ripple-raises-200-million-xrp-cryptocurrency/

this round was led by Tetragon, who filed the lawsuit against Ripple that is preventing them from selling any XRP right now...

"The $200 million Series C funding round, which was led by global investment firm Tetragon, could help validate Ripple's claim that more banks and money transmitters will embrace the cryptocurrency XRP for international transactions."

Tetragon is a City of London cutout, as far as I can tell they manage very very big, old money.

https://www.coindesk.com/tetragon-sues-ripple-stock-redemption

This lawsuit, which to my mind is even more clearly bullshit than the SEC one, seems to lend credence to the theory that these lawsuits are all theater to a) shake out the normies and b) achieve certain goals which wouldn't otherwise be possible, namely regulatory clarity and restriction of the supply allowing price and volume manipulation in a way that probably wouldn't otherwise be feasible for legal or practical reasons

call me schizo, but i think these guys might be working together.

Now how do Vanguard and Blackrock play into all this? they're like the wizard behind the curtain but i can't find any definite links

>>28089254
ah my bad, i thought they opened at 9

let's get this money