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As tensions in the Middle East simmered down after Iran downplayed a missile attack, XRP saw modest gains in the market. However, the focus shifted to the SEC v Ripple case, which is approaching its final stages. With three filings left before Judge Analisa Torres makes a ruling on the penalty Ripple must pay for violating US securities laws, all eyes are on the outcome.
One crucial upcoming event in the case is Ripple’s opposition brief, which must be filed by Monday, April 22, followed by a redacted version by April 24. This brief will address the SEC’s allegations from the opening brief and could potentially reduce the penalty faced by Ripple. The court previously ruled in June 2013 that Ripple failed to register XRP as a security in sales to institutional investors, setting the stage for the ongoing legal battle.
In the opening brief, the SEC accused Ripple of continuing to breach US securities laws post-2020 complaint. Judge Sarah Netburn emphasized the importance of a defendant’s wealth in determining the penalty necessary to deter misconduct, hinting at the potential impact on Ripple’s financial obligations.
Stay tuned to Extreme Investor Network for further updates on the SEC vs. Ripple case and how it could influence market trends for riskier assets. Our expert analysis will provide you with the unique insights you need to make informed investment decisions in today’s ever-changing landscape.
