
Ripple's legal chief is advocating for innovation-friendly cryptocurrency regulations as the company prepares for a pivotal mediation with the SEC. The mediation process is set to begin on December 23, with appeal transcripts due by January 30, 2025. This case has become a focal point for the broader regulatory challenges facing the crypto industry. Ripple is also urging the SEC to restore trust and is looking towards potential changes in leadership under the incoming Trump administration, which could lead to a shift in regulatory policies. Stuart Alderoty, Ripple's legal chief, emphasized the need for a 'clean house' approach to address the ongoing issues with the SEC's stance on cryptocurrency.


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