Ripple News: ‘XRP Unleashed’ Documentary To Explore SEC Lawsuit in 105 Minutes; Who’s Featured in the Film?

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Maia Pothier of Fruition Films, producer of the on XRP Unleashed Documentary, joined Jake Claver and answered some important questions about the much-awaited documentary–XRP Unleashed. She explained that they have the complete origin story of XRP and Ripple, tracing the journey all the way from the Federal Reserve to the present. She said that the film touches on key figures like Chris Larsen, David Schwartz, dives into Ripple’s early days, and covers the lawsuit’s background. 

There’s also some discussion about Ethereum’s founders, the “ETH Gate” corruption involving the SEC, Ethereum, and other entities. All of this is being packaged into an exciting feature film, currently clocking in at about 105 minutes.

She said  that they weren’t able to get many people on the technical side, despite trying. However, they did manage to speak with attorneys John Deaton and Fred Rispoli. In early August, they also connected with politician Mark Wright, aiming to include perspectives from politics, developers, lawyers, and financial experts, such as Linda Jones.

Recently, Chris Larsen went to New York to gather more information from Stephen Nerayoff and is scheduled to interview the Empower Oversight group, along with a company helping with blockchain analysis. They aim to present everything as factually as possible. There’s also a bit about Bitcoin, discussing its origins, the industry’s growth, and its value alongside Ethereum and XRP.

“We wanted to stay far away from any kind of conspiracy theories and really just present the facts and, you know, allow for the audience and the community, and the masses, to just be educated on it. They can make a decision on their own if they want to invest,” she said.

Ripple Vs SEC Appeal Deadline:

The ongoing legal battle between Ripple and the SEC continues, with speculation that the SEC may file a last-minute appeal in its case against Ripple. The SEC claims Ripple sold XRP as an unregistered security, while Ripple argues that XRP is not a security. Although Ripple has recently scored key victories, the potential appeal could prolong the legal fight, creating more uncertainty for XRP and its investors.