SEC Likely To Delay Ripple Settlement; Legal Battles Intensify

SEC Likely To Delay Ripple Settlement; Legal Battles Intensify


Published Tuesday 30th April 2024

In the ongoing legal battle between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the SEC is expected to further delay any potential settlement with Ripple. This delay comes as the legal struggles between the two entities continue to escalate, with both sides firmly entrenched in their positions. The SEC's reluctance to reach a settlement with Ripple indicates the complexity and contentious nature of the case, which involves the classification of Ripple's cryptocurrency, XRP, as a security.

Bill Morgan, the legal counsel representing Ripple in the case, has raised concerns about the obstacles the SEC may present in reaching a settlement. Morgan has warned that the SEC is likely to employ various legal tactics, including making multiple appeals, in an effort to thwart Ripple's attempts to resolve the matter. This resistance from the SEC poses a significant challenge for Ripple and prolongs the legal uncertainty surrounding the classification of XRP and its implications for the wider cryptocurrency industry.

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