Lawsuit

Here’s everything most important that happened for Ripple and its ecosystem throughout 2025. 2025 has been a historic year for Ripple and its native token XRP. The company secured key partnerships and made notable acquisitions, and the crypto community finally saw the conclusion of the Ripple/SEC legal battle, while the asset’s price was booming in […]

TL;DR Ripple’s legal saga with the SEC continues, with a recent filing from Justin W. Keener sparking further intrigue. Some predict that a resolution of the latest dispute could trigger a rally for XRP, but this remains quite uncertain.  Confronting on This Front The lengthy lawsuit between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange Commission

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse made a triumphant announcement on March 19, indicating that the US Securities and Exchange Commission had dropped its latest appeal in the legal case between the two entities, which essentially meant it had finally ended. His statement was later confirmed by company CLO Stuart Alderoty, who explained that Ripple had also

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TL;DR Ripple’s legal battle with the SEC nears a potential conclusion after Judge Torres ordered the company to pay a reduced $125 million fine. The firm recently requested a stay on the payment, sparking speculation about a possible SEC appeal before the October 6 deadline. Experts suggest this move could buy time for further legal

TL;DR Ripple was ordered to pay a $125 million fine, significantly lower than the US SEC’s initial demand, with both parties able to contend until early October. Lawyer Bill Morgan now sees a reduced chance (45%-55%) of an appeal form the Commision, based on recent case developments and favorable views on Judge Torres’ ruling. The

TL;DR Speculation about a Ripple-SEC settlement has risen due to an agency-closed meeting on July 25. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and lawyers suggest a settlement could happen soon, with the regulator lowering its fine demand, indicating potential progress. A Possible Settlement or Just Rumors? The legal spat between Ripple and the US Securities and Exchange