As Ripple Ads Appear On World Trade Centre, Digital Perspectives Says Ripple Has No Plans To Loose SEC Suit

Digital Perspectives says Ripple is not planning to lose.

Digital Perspectives, a YouTube channel that mainly shares updates about XRP, has reacted to viral images on Twitter showing Ripple’s advertisement on different sections at the World Trade Center in New York.

The images show different Ripple-related ads at the World Trade Center, with the images having some interesting captions like “Swift isn’t fast enough.” “Move values across borders instantly with Ripple’s crypto solution for business.” “Shift your business to carbon neutral.”

XRP Community Reacts

Members of the XRP community have reacted positively to the development, with many commending the Ripple team for such an initiative. Digital Perspectives is among those who reacted to the Ripple ads.

In a tweet made yesterday, Digital Perspectives said Ripple’s advert at the NYC World Trade Center indicates that the blockchain company is not planning on “losing”. 

“Now we’re talking! Doesn’t look like the posture of a company that plans on losing to me, now, does it?” Digital Perspectives tweeted in reaction to the ad. 

Now we`re talking! Doesn`t look like the posture of a company that plans on losing to me,now does it? #Ripple #XRP #SWIFT #SLOW https://t.co/62xXRFNWfR

— Digital Perspectives (@DigPerspectives) October 14, 2022

Digital Perspectives Referring to SEC Lawsuit

Digital Perspectives refers to the ongoing SEC lawsuit against the leading blockchain company that has continued to linger for over a year.

It can be recalled that after the SEC charged Ripple for allegedly violating securities laws, several U.S.-based clients deserted the blockchain company. They fear the SEC might include them in the lawsuit should they continue using Ripple’s solution.

The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit has entered the summary judgment motion, with Ripple requesting that the court should dismiss the case and declare that XRP is not a security. However, the SEC thinks otherwise.

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