Ripple v. SEC: the two parties filed a joint motion to dissolve the existing injunction and release the $125 million civil ...

The Court previously denied a Ripple-SEC joint motion on May 8, citing the failure of the two parties to address whether “exceptional circumstances” warrant a modification of the final Judgement, ...

XRP is back in the spotlight. With Ripple locking arms with institutional heavyweights like Guggenheim Partners and VivoPower, the narrative around this digital asset is shifting. Throw in XRPL’s ...

SWIFT dominates interbank messaging for cross-border transfers. Ripple can compete on its ability to seamlessly to move ...

Ripple and the SEC filed a joint motion requesting the court to lift the injunction in their legal battle and release the ...

The joint motion seeks to end all pending appeals and avoid further legal proceedings between the two parties.

Ripple and the U.S. Judge Analisa Torres has been asked by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to overturn or alter the securities ruling against Ripple, as part of a new joint motion that ...

Ripple and the SEC have filed a joint motion to finalize settlement terms, seeking court approval to reduce penalties.

Such a move to drop its appeal would enormously clarify the legality surrounding Ripple and even revive chances of an XRP ...

The joint filing proposes a $50 million payment to the SEC and marks a key step toward settling the years-long legal battle over XRP sales.

Ripple and the SEC file a joint motion ahead of the June 16 court deadline, with XRP-spot ETF prospects and market sentiment hanging in the balance.

When Paul Atkins replaced Gary Gensler, things were expected to change with the SEC, and they have, to a large extent.