Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has expressed optimism regarding a potential settlement in the ongoing legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). A pivotal closed-door meeting is scheduled for July 25, 2024, where discussions will focus on the SEC's demands related to the classification of XRP as a security. Ripple is reportedly resistant to this classification, which could have significant implications for the cryptocurrency market. XRP attorney John Deaton has highlighted that the SEC's insistence on labeling XRP as a security poses major hurdles in the settlement talks. The anticipation surrounding the meeting has also sparked speculation about the possibility of an XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) and initial public offering (IPO) by 2025.
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RIPPLE-SEC SETTLEMENT: MAJOR HURDLES IN DEAL Ripple is in settlement talks with the SEC over the XRP lawsuit, but major obstacles remain. XRP lawyer John Deaton points out that the SEC's demand for a settlement classifying XRP as a security could set a problematic precedent for… https://t.co/5RLThLIhKN
RIPPLE-SEC SETTLEMENT: THE DRAMA UNFOLDS Ripple’s in the hot seat with the SEC, trying to iron out a settlement for the XRP mess. The SEC is pushing for a deal that would slap XRP with a “security” label, which Ripple's totally not vibing with. XRP lawyer John Deaton’s… https://t.co/7ZTNKpafnB