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

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 ...

What does the end of Ripple's SEC lawsuit mean for ordinary investors? Dig in to see whether XRP is a smart buy in 2025.

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 and the SEC abandoned their appeal efforts, marking the end of the XRP lawsuit, and refocused on new opportunities.

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

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