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Legal expert Jeremy Hogan has predicted that the Ripple vs. SEC saga could end in the first half of this year. This came as the analyst commented on the Commission’s agreement to end its lawsuit against Coinbase and how this could also impact the Ripple case.  Legal Expert Reveals Timeline For Potential Ripple Vs. SEC

The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit has taken an interesting turn. A recent development suggests that this long-running legal battle might end soon. Surprisingly, the XRP price has failed to react positively to this development and has, instead, crashed significantly.  XRP Price Fails To Respond Positively To Recent Ripple Vs. SEC Development CoinMarketCap data shows that

The Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit has again come into focus. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is set to hold a closed-door meeting today, which has raised speculation that the Commission could potentially settle with Ripple after the meeting.  What To Know About The Commission’s Meeting Amid Ripple Vs. SEC Settlement Speculations The SEC

Blockchain payment company Ripple has announced the acquisition of two additional Money Transmitter Licenses (MTLs) in the United States, one from New York and another from Texas on Monday.  This brings Ripple’s total to over 55 Money Transmitter Licenses across its payments, custody, and stablecoin operations, underscoring the company’s robust growth in the regulatory landscape.

In his latest video analysis on YouTube, Adam Cochran, partner at Cinneamhain Ventures (CEHV), an activist venture capital firm, described Ripple’s newly launched stablecoin, RLUSD, as a “Trojan Horse” poised to transform both decentralized finance (DeFi) and traditional banking sectors. Why Ripple’s RLUSD Is A ‘Trojan Horse’ Cochran emphasized the strategic significance of RLUSD, stating,

On Tuesday, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed that the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS) has granted final approval for the firm’s inaugural stablecoin, RLUSD. Ripple Set To Enter Stablecoin Market  With the release of RLUSD, Ripple hopes to provide a reliable option for clients interested in digital currencies while limiting the volatility

Ripple Labs is on the verge of receiving approval from New York’s top crypto regulator for its new stablecoin, RLUSD. According to a Fox Business report, the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) is expected to greenlight the stablecoin, with a potential launch date set for December 4. Ripple Set To Launch RLUSD Stablecoin

XRP has surged past the $1.62 level, placing it less than 5% away from the crucial $2 mark. This impressive rally has seen the price gain over 50% since last Tuesday, capturing the attention of both investors and analysts. The bullish momentum suggests the price could continue its upward trajectory, fueled by growing optimism and

Ripple President Monica Long has revealed that the company’s upcoming US dollar stablecoin, Ripple USD (RLUSD), has already secured early customer commitments prior to its official launch. Speaking at the Singapore Fintech Festival, Long emphasized that stablecoins are set to become a “massive trend” in the payments industry. Ripple Is Waiting For Regulatory Approval In

As the US presidential elections near, Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen revealed the reason for supporting the US Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Larsen became the largest single donor of the crypto industry this election cycle after his two XRP donations to Harris’ campaign earlier this month. Kamala Harris To Have A ‘Completely Different

Rumors have been flying about the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) attempting to delay the conclusion of its legal battle with crypto payments company, Ripple Labs. This alleged delay could see the Ripple vs SEC legal saga extend into 2025, further prolonging the over three-year-long lawsuit. Will The SEC Delay The Ripple Case

Ripple Labs is poised to respond to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with the filing of its Form C, outlining its appeal against the regulatory body’s efforts to overturn a pivotal ruling by Judge Analisa Torres in 2023. This filing comes as Ripple seeks to clarify its position following the SEC’s recent appeals

In a recent interview, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse admitted that the payments technology company should have done better with its relations with regulators in the United States in the early days of XRP. This comment was made in relation to the legal enforcement actions Ripple has been facing in the past few years.  Particularly, Garlinghouse

The ongoing legal battle between crypto payments company, Ripple ,and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is taking another significant step forward this week. Both parties are preparing to take the next move forward with their appeal process. This development could have far-reaching implications on not just Ripple, but the XRP price and

Ripple Labs has been awarded the Platinum Prize for Best Cross-Border Payments Platform by Juniper Research’s Future Digital Awards for Fintech & Payments 2024. The announcement was made on October 8 via Juniper Research’s official X account : “The Platinum Prize for Best Cross-border Payments Platform goes to … Ripple for Ripple Payments.” In response

Ripple has announced a major upgrade to its Ripple Custody service, aiming to deliver bank-grade crypto custody solutions to fintech firms and crypto businesses. The enhancements include integration with compliance tools, expanded hardware security module (HSM) options, support for tokenizing real-world assets on the XRP Ledger (XRPL), pre-configured policy frameworks, and an improved user interface,

The XRP army has actively joined the battle in the legal case between Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), showing support for the crypto payments company with a new petition. The petition which highlights the SEC’s harmful enforcement actions with its new appeal has already garnered thousands of signatures from various

Ripple has been granted in-principle approval by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to deploy its Ripple Payments Direct (RPD) service across the United Arab Emirates. This approval accelerates Ripple’s push into the Middle East, positioning its Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) operations as a central hub for its expanding global network, according to a

To the dismay and frustration of Ripple supporters and the broader crypto industry, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed an appeal against the court’s ruling in July 2023, stating that programmatic sales of XRP are not considered securities. Following this new appeal, Ripple’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Brad Garlinghouse has fired

Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Stuart Alderoty has openly slammed the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its most recent legal move, marking a significant step in the ongoing dispute over XRP and the blockchain payment firm.  US SEC’s Appeal Move Receives Backlash From Stuart Alderoty The prolonged legal tussle between the US