XRP – Emergency Court Filing – Experts Ask to Present “Decisive Evidence” to the Court Favoring Ripple in SEC Battle

Researchers behind TheHoweyTest.com and InvestmentContracts.com, led by seasoned venture investor Justin W. Keener, submitted an emergency request with the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, seeking to present what is said to be “decisive evidence” in the ongoing case of Ripple Labs, Inc. before Hon. Analisa Torres.

Keener is asking the Court to consider never presented before evidence that is said to be “decisive” and critical to both the defendants and the broader crypto industry. He is not a party to the lawsuit but believes the information in his possession is vital to resolving core controlling questions affecting Ripple and similar enforcement actions across the crypto space.

“This data has never been presented before and targets the legal foundation of these cases,” Keener said. “It addresses the controlling questions at hand and settles 90 years of ‘investment contract’ claims. We believe the Court, the defendants, and the public deserve to see it.”

Incredibly, introduced is tangible evidence in the form of a privately held archive of genuine investment contracts – historical physical documents with original signatures. The general length of the contracts, printed on well-preserved paper, is roughly three to 12 pages. The core of the collection originates from the early 1900’s with exemplary models from subsequent decades until these instruments began to disappear in the 1960’s. The search to build an archive such as this can lead to various uncommon sources across several states – quite a difficult and costly endeavor – thus it may be the only known collection of its kind.

The group says that with the proprietary information, data, and contract collection, it was able to accomplish what no others have even attempted. “We have unlocked a full understanding of investment contracts, all 100% substantiated by all three of form, substance, and financial features. The term of art ‘investment contract’ as mentioned in the Securities Acts will no longer be hijacked for ulterior motives,” Keener added.

The written request was to submit a concise evidence packet — five to ten pages of data such as analysis, definitions, documentation, and visual exhibits — generated through a proprietary system he developed called The Mainframe. Some material may be redacted and submitted under seal.

Keener acknowledges the request is unusual but stresses the urgency and public interest. “The stakes here are national. If the Court is willing, we can deliver this information in days. The truth should be part of the record — before any final thoughts are developed.”

He concluded: “We know exactly what investment contracts are, and we know what they aren’t. This goes for form, substance, and financial features. Now the world will know the truth, and those responsible for the damage done to the crypto industry and the American people will be held accountable. The whistle is blown.”

The document submitted to the Court can be found at www.TheHoweyTest.com

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TheHoweyTest.com

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