No, the SEC Isn’t Stalling the Ripple Case: A Former SEC Director Explains the Delay
2025-07-14 09:57:44
Main Idea
Former SEC director Marc Fagel clarifies that the Ripple case is not being delayed by the SEC or the judge, as both parties are following standard procedures, while XRP's price rises amid legal clarity expectations.
Key Points
1. Marc Fagel, a former SEC regional director, stated that neither the SEC nor Judge Analisa Torres is delaying the Ripple case, as both are following standard procedures.
2. Fagel emphasized that there is no pending action before Judge Torres and that the case is proceeding as expected.
3. XRP's price increased by 4.78% to $2.92, with a market capitalization of $173.11 billion and a 22.15% rise in trading volume.
4. The price rebound and trading activity are attributed to expectations of legal clarity in the Ripple case.
Description
Ripple vs SEC delay due to standard legal procedures, not intentional stalling. Marc Fagel confirms no action pending before Judge Torres in Ripple case. XRP price rises to $2.92 amid strong trading volume and legal clarity expectations. The long-running legal dispute between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has now entered its final procedural phase. This comes contrary to recent speculation that either party is stalling the case. As XRP sees renewed momentum in the ...
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