Ripple’s institutional sales of XRP remain under scrutiny, with the company walking a tightrope to ensure compliance with the Securities Act amid an ongoing injunction. The uncertainty surrounding ...

Ripple has decided to drop its cross-appeal in its nearly five-year-long legal case against the SEC. The SEC and Ripple's second joint request to settle the case was rejected Thursday by Judge ...

Ripple is dropping its cross-appeal, moving to end its years-long legal fight with the SEC.

Ripple Eyes $685 billion remittance industry with its RLUSD stablecoin, aiming to modernize cross-border payments and boost ...

TLDR The Ripple v. SEC case is nearing settlement, with both parties agreeing to key terms. Ripple has accepted a $50 million civil penalty and will no longer pursue its appeal. The SEC will withdraw ...

A federal judge on Thursday rejected an unusual joint motion by Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to endorse the cryptocurrency company's reduced $50 million fine to ...

Ripple CEO’s Senate testimony could trigger XRP breakout to $3 as SEC ETF vote looms. Meanwhile, Bitcoin eyes $110K on ETF ...

Explore how Ripple breaks free from SEC limitations as XRP moves towards innovation and leaves legal battles behind.

Congressional crypto bills could redefine the legal status of Ripple and expand XRP use case across the global financial ...

On June 26, Judge Analisa Torres once again denied the joint request filed by the blockchain tech and payments firm Ripple and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an indicative ruling.

US district court judge Analisa Torres denied a joint petition from Ripple and the SEC to reverse the district court's initial rulings in the case.