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SEC, Ripple Consent To Extend Legal Fight Up Until 2023; XRP Bears The Impact Of Case
Executives of Ripple Labs and the US Securities and Exchange Commission have agreed to prolong the timeline of their lawsuit and postpone court proceedings until the end of 2022, implying that their legal standoff would likely last well into next year. Both parties jointly requested the extension in a letter to Judge Sarah Netburn, who…
Representing Attorney of XRP Holders Predict SEC’s Next Move As Ripple Cost Hikes
Ripple is one of the altcoins that has strived comparative well within the cryptocurrency space. The price-performance and the general trend in the protocol’s ecosystem have made this crypto one of the outstanding long-term and short-term investment choices. Currently, Ripple is ranked in the 6th position according to CoinMarketCap, as it boasts a market cap…
Ripple Getting Bullish, Favorable Patterns Indicate A Strong Year For XRP
Today’s Ripple price analysis is rather cloudy, and analysts are expecting the market to reverse course near the $0.90 level. After being dragged down from recent highs, the XRP/USD pair may be on the verge of a new bottom. Ripple’s market value is increasing over the last several days, with the price of Ripple climbing…
XRP Cost Rises– Is Ripple Winning The Battle Versus SEC?
Ripple, a Fintech company, makes substantial headway in its legal fight with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The XRP (the world’s seventh-largest cryptocurrency) issue will be resolved soon, according to CEO Brad Garlinghouse, who is optimistic about the case’s conclusion date. XRP continued a week-long surge in the market today that began after a…
The SEC Files A Strike Versus Ripple’s Defense. Could It Drown XRP?
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) made a surprise attack on the Ripple case by filing a letter of supplemental authority to strike Ripple’s “fair notice” defense. Simultaneously, the token XRP is down 2.33% in the last 24 hours to $0.7 following the market’s downtrend. The SEC’s Surprise Move As the popular SEC vs.…
Ripple Had Its Strongest Year Ever In spite of The Sec’s “Attack On Crypto”
Ripple Labs managed to stay strong in 2021 despite the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s “attack on crypto”, AKA the lawsuit against Ripple and its executives. Now the payments solutions company celebrates its “strongest year ever”. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced the achievements and had some comments to share about the SEC’s case. Ripple’s first…
SEC Manager Acknowledges That Bitcoin Is A Rival For U.S. Banking System
Bitcoin has proven to be a long-term play which means nations can no longer ignore the impact of the cryptocurrency on the economy. One way that nations have responded to this has been through regulations. While some countries have implemented favorable laws for bitcoin, others have gone the route of trying to stop the digital…
BlockFi Filed For The Coveted Area Bitcoin ETF With The SEC
Will BlockFi be the one? The rumors are flying, apparently, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will approve a spot Bitcoin ETF soon. With that in mind, the news that crypto lending platform and investment service BlockFi just filed to get one approved was met with suspicion and excitement by the Bitcoin community. Unlike the…
Grayscale Investments Set to Apply For Bitcoin Area ETF as Competitors Warms Up
Grayscale Investments, known for its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), is planning on filing an application to convert its flagship fund into a spot ETF early next week. Grayscale, which has been the dominant player in the digital asset space, is now looking to revamp its fund due to competition.  First Bitcoin Futures ETF Set to…
Bitcoin ETF Gets Approval from SEC, Marking Historic Day for Crypto
Since the first meteoric rise of Bitcoin in 2017, asset managers and investment firms have looked to seize the opportunity in the growing space, attempting to bring the cryptocurrency to Wall Street. Of course, the majority of these efforts (if not all) were futile – caused by waning demand during downturns, opposition from government entities,…