
A federal judge, Analisa Torres, has ordered Ripple Labs to pay a $125 million civil penalty, concluding a long-standing legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The case centered on Ripple's sale of its XRP token to institutional investors, which the SEC argued violated securities laws. The penalty is significantly lower than the $2 billion initially sought by the SEC, marking a substantial reduction of approximately 94%. The court ruling also includes an injunction preventing Ripple from further violations of securities laws. This decision officially ends the nearly four-year litigation, with the court determining that XRP is not a security.








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🚨 BREAKING: $XRP CASE WITH SEC SETTLED FOR $125 PENALTY, 94% LESS THAN $2B DEMAND Judge Analisa Torres ruled today in the SEC vs. Ripple case, ordering Ripple to pay a $125 million civil penalty for breaking securities laws. This ruling ends a nearly four-year legal battle.… https://t.co/0b8zc3loVj
#XRP is up over 23% and absolutely ripping it after their multi-year battle with the SEC has finally ended. The SEC, which is a corrupt and useless agency, wasted over $348 million in taxpayer dollars to go after #Ripple, only to lose… https://t.co/D57VXyYcDS