The legal battle between Ripple and the SEC remains fierce, constantly bringing new dimensions. Veteran crypto lawyer John Deaton has lifted the veil on a secret XRP memo, potentially decisive in influencing the outcome of the ongoing trial.
Dans une vidéo, Bitboy Crypto salue le XRP pour son succès et sa capacité à relever les défis du système financier traditionnel.
Lately, a massive movement has been washing up on the shores of the crypto universe, sending ripples through the once calm waters. Whale Alert, like a lookout in the watchtower, identified a massive migration of XRP tokens from a Dutch platform. In the blink of an eye, almost half a billion tokens disappeared. This action caused a real tremor at the heart of the Ripple crypto.
The legal battle between Ripple and the SEC has reached a crucial stage, with major announcements regarding upcoming hearing dates and related deadlines. This battle, which has major implications for the future of Ripple and the crypto market, is taking a decisive turn. Let's dive into the latest developments in this thorny case.
Over the past few weeks, there have been several positive developments surrounding the Ripple XRP crypto. Some of these have been extremely positive, with several experts wetting their oats in favor of its price explosion. But what's really going on?
After a rather rough week, XRP, Ripple's native crypto, is back in the spotlight. A significant rise that propels it to the top of the altcoin rankings. So who do we thank? To the whales, who are doing a remarkable job on the markets.
Ripple now has a major competitor. Stellar, has just acquired a stake in international payments giant MoneyGram, now becoming a full-fledged player in the payments sector, on a par with fintech Ripple. This announcement comes just days after Ripple joined MasterCard and Swift in the Bank for International Settlements' working group on cross-border payments. Is it safe to say that MoneyGram will now serve as a springboard for Stellar in its competitive battle against Ripple?
The legal battle between the SEC and Ripple Labs seems never-ending. Judge Torres has approved the request for an investment banker to appear as a declarant in the case between the two parties. The purpose of the declarant is to protect stakeholders in this context of uncertainty, in which the regulator has appealed the decision.
The sun rises on a new era of financial transactions. As the winds of change blow across the banking sector, Ripple and AWS are poised to launch an unprecedented revolution. The alliance of these two powerhouses heralds a metamorphosis of the monetary landscape, promising to revolutionize the way we send, receive and think about money.
Crypto Ripple (XRP) has just undergone a most notable judicial jolt. While it had been sailing on calmer waters since mid-July, the recent verdict by New York federal judge Jed Rakoff has propelled XRP into a whirlwind of uncertainty. Indeed, at the heart of the Terraform Labs-SEC trial, he ruled that crypto Ripple (XRP) was a security. This decision has disrupted and blurred the bearings of many players on the crypto market.
According to a recent report by Ripple in partnership with United States Faster Payments Council (FPC), blockchain technology offers the prospect of saving financial institutions nearly $10 billion by 2030, by reducing the costs associated with cross-border payments.
The Ripple VS SEC case has undeniably left its mark on the crypto market. The case has taken a new twist, with Judge Analisa Torres ruling in favor of the crypto company. Even if this is only a partial victory, Ripple intends to take advantage of this opportunity to broaden the prospects for XRP adoption.
Ripple's battle with the SEC came to an end last week. While the settlement company must feel relieved, the regulator hasn't said its last word. If CEO Gary Gensler's statements are anything to go by, it's not all over yet.
Judge Analisa Torres recently handed down her verdict in the XRP case between Ripple and the SEC. The decision, favorable to the crypto firm, is however only partially settled.
Judge Analisa Torres' verdict was clear: XRP is not a security. A great victory, chanted the crypto community, who saw the SEC's recent attacks as a vendetta. But there's a twist. The U.S. regulator counted a direct sale of XRP to investors to the tune of $728.9 million. In such a context, Ripple's token becomes a security once again. A cold shower for the cryptosphere.
Is the bull run imminent or still a long way off? There's no denying that recent events have been in bitcoin's and XRP's favor, with many believing that the bull run was finally upon us. But if recent events are anything to go by, the crypto community still needs to be patient.
Crypto firm LBRY has been embroiled in a lawsuit against the SEC for the past few months. At issue is the determination of the moveable nature of LBRY Credits (LBC), the company's native crypto. The legal battle over the latter has just seen a new twist.
Judge Analisa Torres believes that XRP is not a security. Basically, Ripple won its case against the SEC.
The recent disclosure of Hinman's documents reversed expectations of a Ripple victory against the SEC. Despite this, some believe the firm's native crypto has significant upside potential.
According to various data, the first half of 2023 is marked by a significant rise in crypto market capitalization. Just the thing to spark renewed investor interest after a year marked by scandals!
The recent publication of Hinman's documents, a former SEC executive, has surprised the crypto community. They were supposed to provide the elements to settle the debate about the security or non-security nature of cryptocurrencies. Instead, the documents in question have only created more confusion. The situation was such that Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse called for investigations into William Hinman.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently shared a video on Twitter to announce that his company's long-running legal battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was finally coming to an end. However, rather than feeling sorry for the failure, Garlinghouse emphasized that the case only marks the beginning of a wider struggle for the cryptocurrency industry and the need for regulatory clarity.
Over the past few months, many analysts have predicted that Ripple would win its case against the SEC. However, it now seems that this prediction is about to change. Could the recent disappointing revelations about the Hinman documents be turning the tide?
It's clear that Ripple won't wait for Judge Torres' conclusion to establish its supremacy as a financial services provider for businesses. Therefore, Brad Garlinghouse's company has decided to expand its operations in Europe if MiCA becomes law. Zoom!
The Hinman documents, previously held by a former SEC executive, are at the core of the legal battle between the SEC and Ripple. According to Ripple, their disclosure is crucial to the outcome of the case. The disclosure has finally happened but falls short of Ripple's expectations, leaving its executives disappointed.
There's no doubt that the SEC lawsuits have cost the crypto firm Ripple a fortune. But what about the financial consequences of this case for XRP users and enthusiasts? That's the question addressed in a recent report by Valhil Capital.
The SEC has been on a witch hunt against crypto firms for several weeks now. It staunchly defends its position to clean up the American crypto industry and promote its growth. However, many players in this industry do not see the regulator's actions in the same light.
The ongoing legal battle between the SEC and Ripple remains at the forefront of discussions within the crypto community. American attorney and founder of CryptoLaw, John Deaton, recently shed light on the case in an exclusive interview on the “Good Morning Crypto Show” of the 3T Warrior Academy. According to Deaton, the chances of XRP emerging victorious from this legal battle stand at 75%.
The crypto community is in a frenzy. Indeed, several experts, including Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, believe that the Ripple vs. SEC trial in the United States could wrap up this month. Ripple holders are eagerly hoping for this outcome.
Hinman's emails, the former head of the SEC, are crucial in its lawsuit against Ripple. It is believed that they could contain the evidence that settles the debate on the nature of XRP, Ripple's native asset. However, access to these emails has been blocked by the court. But this lock could potentially be fully lifted.