Ripple Drops Cross-Appeal, Ends Legal Fight with SEC After 5 Years
Ripple end its nearly five-year legal fight with the SEC by dropping its cross-appeal and accepting a $125 million penalty, focusing now on building the Internet of Value.
Ripple end its nearly five-year legal fight with the SEC by dropping its cross-appeal and accepting a $125 million penalty, focusing now on building the Internet of Value.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse denies $5B Circle bid, confirming focus on RLUSD, tokenized assets, and strategic acquisitions like Hidden Road.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse presses for clearer U.S. crypto laws following a canceled meeting with Senator Cynthia Lummis.
Ripple CEO Garlinghouse optimistic XRP will be included in U.S. digital reserves as crypto regulations evolve.
Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin gains NYDFS approval, enabling its launch with robust compliance, partnerships, and innovative blockchain integration.
Charles Hoskinson calls for blockchain unity to tackle U.S. crypto regulation, advance Cardano's governance, and foster stablecoin competition.
Brad Garlinghouse’s 60 Minutes interview highlights Ripple’s role in crypto politics, SEC battles, and the future of blockchain regulation.
XRP surpasses $2 and $120B market cap as John Deaton reflects on the SEC lawsuit and regulatory inconsistencies, spotlighting XRP’s global use.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse discusses XRP's global growth, crypto adoption in unstable economies, and challenges posed by SEC regulations.
Rigged from the Start," a documentary on XRP and SEC tensions, debuts in Arizona, revealing insights from crypto leaders and legal experts.
Market analyst suggests Bitcoin could soar if Trump wins in 2024, while Ripple CEO anticipates regulatory clarity in the U.S. crypto sector.
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