SEC, XRP and Ripple
XRP Price Soars Past $3 For The First Time Since 2018 With 8% Pump After Ripple Exec Says SEC Case “Is Just Noise”
The XRP price pumped more than 8% to above $3 for the first time since 2018 as Ripple chief legal officer Stuart Alderoty said the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit against the company has become “just noise.” XRP soared to as high as $3.18 in the past 24 hours, but has since pared gains to trade at $3.06 as of 3:02 a.m. EST.
The SEC has filed its opening brief in its appeal against Ripple. The agency seeks to overturn a ruling that XRP is not a ...
The SEC appeals a court ruling on XRP classification, challenging its non-security status in sales, and argues Ripple's ...
The SEC has filed an appeal seeking to overturn a court ruling that distinguished between institutional and retail XRP sales, ...
The SEC has said it won't back off its Ripple lawsuit appeal until outgoing SEC Chair Gary Gensler leaves the agency on ...
Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has reportedly moved XRP from his wallet amid the opening brief filing in appeals by the US ...
Ripple (XRP) Facing Strong Challenge By AI Altcoins as INTL Crosses $6.5M in Shocking Presale Demand
As Ripple (XRP) faces challenges in maintaining its market position, IntelMarkets (INTL) emerges as a promising AI-driven ...
The SEC asserts that labor and services received in exchange for XRP satisfy the “investment of money” criterion outlined in ...
XRP surged 11.52% amid Ripple's legal battle with the SEC, as large investors increase their holdings. What does this mean ...
US SEC files appeal against district court ruling on Ripple's XRP sales, arguing all transactions are securities under Howey ...
“As expected, the SEC’s appeal brief is a rehash of already failed arguments — and likely to be abandoned by the next ...
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Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer says the SEC’s lawsuit is “likely to be abandoned by the next administration”Stuart Alderoty, Ripple's CLO, expressed confidence in the dismissal of the U.S. SEC’s lawsuit under the next administration.
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