- Ripple remains resolute in its legal battle with the SEC, aiming to debunk regulatory ambiguity.
- Despite XRP’s price dip, Ripple aims for global expansion backed by a partial legal victory.
- The SEC’s contested approach places Ripple at the forefront of the fight for crypto regulatory clarity.
As the crypto world watches, Ripple’s tenacious stance against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) persists. Monica Long, Ripple’s President, unequivocally affirmed the company’s commitment to fighting the lawsuit, a Legal tussle that has dragged on for nearly three years. This audacious posture resonates with other crypto leaders, like Binance and Coinbase, collectively clamoring for clear regulatory guidelines.
According to a CNBC interview, Long conveyed her resolve to “fight the case all the way through.” And why shouldn’t they? A recent judicial ruling clarified that Ripple’s programmatic sales of XRP are not securities, offering Ripple a partial win. However, the SEC, unsatisfied with this outcome, intends to appeal, relying on the Howey test as its linchpin for classifying XRP as a security.
But Ripple has its eyes set on broader horizons. Despite XRP’s current price hiccup—dropping below the key support level of $0.50—Ripple contemplates global expansion. Long emphasizes, “We also got clarity in that lawsuit…XRP in and of itself is not a security, which opens the doors to expand our business globally.”
While the legal labyrinth persists, Ripple’s unwavering commitment to innovation foretells a robust future. As it continues to challenge existing paradigms and explore new possibilities, XRP stands to become a pivotal asset in the digital financial landscape.
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