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SEC Chair's recent statement about the Ripple case has excited the XRP community, emphasizing the need for clearer regulatory frameworks and moving away from legal disputes.
The SEC's legal case against Ripple Labs and its executives has officially concluded with a joint stipulation to dismiss all pending appeals, including a $125 million civil penalty and an injunction against Ripple.
Lawyer Bill Morgan challenges speculation about Judge Torres' final action on the Ripple vs. SEC case, emphasizing the importance of verifiable legal facts over market rumors.
Former SEC lawyer Marc Fagel explains that the SEC's recent waiver for Ripple and XRP removes a regulatory disqualification, potentially easing operational restrictions for Ripple.
The SEC has issued an order waiving the 'Bad Actor' disqualification for Ripple, marking another legal victory for the company in its ongoing dispute with the regulator.
Legal expert Fred Rispoli warns that two conditions could reactivate the Ripple (XRP) vs SEC case, despite its official conclusion in August 2025.
The SEC and Ripple Labs have jointly dismissed all appeals, formally ending the legal case between them, which has significant implications for Ripple and the XRP market.
The SEC is set to deliberate on Ripple's decision to withdraw its appeal in the ongoing legal case, which could solidify XRP's non-security status and impact the broader crypto regulatory landscape.
The Ripple vs SEC case may see both parties dropping their appeals by August 15, potentially marking the end of the legal battle, as indicated by a scheduled joint status update and insights from a former SEC attorney.
Legal expert Bill Morgan clarifies that Judge Torres' role in the Ripple vs. SEC case is over, and the August 15 deadline pertains to the SEC's internal vote on dismissing its appeal, not a pending court decision.