The Ripple vs SEC lawsuit officially ended in August 2025 when both parties dismissed their appeals, leaving Judge Torres's 2023 ruling and 2024 final judgment intact. Ripple must pay a $125 million penalty and abide by a permanent injunction restricting direct institutional XRP sales in the US, though secondary market XRP trading remains legal. The case clarified XRP's legal status as a non-security on secondary markets but left operational restrictions on Ripple's institutional business. The pending CLARITY Act could solidify this framework into binding federal law, while Ripple continues to adapt its US institutional offerings to comply with existing restrictions.
At Korea Blockchain Week in Seoul on October 3, Ripple President Monica Long will deliver a keynote speech outlining upcoming developments for the XRP ecosystem in Asia. The event includes a special announcement and a panel with South Korean banks li...
Canary Capital has amended its filing for a spot PEPE ETF, indicating renewed confidence in the cryptocurrency market amid signs of a potential end to the crypto winter. The PEPE token, an Ethereum-based memecoin with significant liquidity, is centra...
Analyst Ali Martinez projects XRP's price could surge to around $31.87, a nearly 2000% increase from its current level of about $1.53, based on an ascending triangle pattern on its monthly chart. This potential breakout hinges on XRP surpassing the $...
XRP experienced $10.27 million in long position liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX within an hour ending at 2:46 p.m. ET on October 2. This liquidation occurred as XRP's price declined by 2.14%, moving from $1.49 to $1.46. The data reflects ...
Ripple's XRP token fell 4.24% to $1.46 within four hours on October 3, with a 24-hour decline of 3.04%. This drop coincided with $11.07 million in long position liquidations on Binance, Bybit, and OKX, indicating traders betting on price rises were f...
