Arizona State Senator: Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Dogecoin (DOGE) Represent Freedom

Solomon Odunayo — Wed, 02 Feb 2022 18:19:18 +0000

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers has recently claimed that cryptocurrencies such as the two largest meme tokens Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) represent the freedom that makes people buy whatever they want.

Rogers made this known via a tweet on 1st February. In the tweet, the Senator said she doesn’t understand both Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Dogecoin (DOGE) but understands freedom, which is the reason why people should be able to buy whatever digital assets they want.

This statement came after Rogers introduced a bill to make Bitcoin (BTC) a legal tender in Arizona about a week ago.

Wendy Rogers tweeted, “I don’t understand the SHIB. I don’t understand the Doge. But I do understand freedom. People should be able to buy whatever digital coins they want. Even if they aren’t as good as Bitcoin.”

I don't understand the SHIB. I don't understand the Doge. But I do understand freedom. People should be able to buy whatever digital coins they want. Even if they aren't as good as #Bitcoin.

— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) February 1, 2022

XRP Community Members Needed Recognition

On Monday, the pro-Trump Republican, who has gained notoriety for being part of the election-denial movement and making a slew of headline-grabbing inflammatory comments, also proposed exempting Bitcoin and other digital currencies from property taxes.

Feeling left out, members of the XRP community started spamming Rogers’s Twitter account with mentions of the Ripple-affiliated cryptocurrency XRP. The politician ended up asking her followers about the controversial cryptocurrency to the great delight of the community.

Wendy Rogers tweeted, “Every time I say Bitcoin, why do people keep saying XRP? What is XRP?

Every time I say #Bitcoin, why do people keep saying #XRP? What is XRP?

— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) February 1, 2022

As expected, her tweet ignited yet another tired debate between the proponents of Bitcoin and XRP. On-chain analyst Dylan LeClair was quick to call the latter “a scam,” enraging the XRP Army.

Dylan LeClair responded, “A scam Wendy. A centralized company (Ripple) created XRP and have dumped billions of these tokens on uninformed retail investors.”

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Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers Is Curious To Know About XRP

Solomon Odunayo — Tue, 01 Feb 2022 10:44:07 +0000

Wendy Rogers, a Republican member of the Arizona Senate, has recently shown a keen interest in knowing about Ripple’s digital token XRP and why it’s popular even though she’s only familiar with the flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin.

XRP community is known as one of the strongest in the crypto ecosystem. Despite its current ordeal with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), XRP Army is still as strong as ever.

The popular community has been resolutely supporting Ripple since the lawsuit was filed back in late December 2020.

Although XRP investors have not fully enjoyed all the awesome positive trends in the crypto market since the start of the lawsuit, they are optimistic of a huge turnaround once Ripple emerges victorious or both parties resort to settlement.

Wendy Rogers Wants To Know More about XRP

A Republican member of the Arizona Senate, Wendy Rogers, is showcasing curiosity to know about Ripple’s digital token XRP.

In a recent tweet, Rogers said she’s so familiar with Bitcoin (BTC), which is the largest cryptocurrency by market cap, but she has been hearing people talking more about XRP lately.

Arizona Senate tweeted, “Every time I say Bitcoin, why do people keep saying XRP? What is XRP?”

Every time I say #Bitcoin, why do people keep saying #XRP? What is XRP?

— Wendy Rogers (@WendyRogersAZ) February 1, 2022

Ripple’s Success in the Lawsuit with SEC Will Be Huge for XRP

Bitcoin is the first, largest, and most popular digital currency, no doubt about that, but XRP is also growing in popularity and it seems not ready to slow down.

After the lawsuit was filed in December 2020, the price of XRP took a huge hit. Many exchanges and crypto-related firms also delisted the digital currency deemed as security by the SEC, resulting in the loss of its position as the third-largest crypto in the market.

After the unfortunate scenarios, many people thought it was finished for XRP, but considering its current resilience and the community support, success in the lawsuit with the SEC will only serve as a reward for its continued growth.