
Ripple's CEO has criticized the SEC for ignoring a court ruling that XRP is not a security and overstepping its legal authority. Ripple's legal chief, Stuart Alderoty, stated that the SEC's appeal will backfire and benefit the crypto industry. Despite missing the October 16 deadline, the SEC filed its Form C on October 17, detailing issues they plan to appeal, including Ripple's programmatic sales of XRP and the involvement of executives Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen. The SEC's heavy-handed enforcement actions have led to over 20 lawsuits in 2023 alone, with the legal battle expected to continue into 2025. The appeal has been filed in the Second Circuit and the SEC is not contesting the $125M penalty.








🚨JUST ADDED to our Document Library: ✅Civil Appeal Pre-Argument Statement (Form C) by @SECGov, on their appeal against @Ripple @bgarlinghouse and @chrislarsensf. Filed late (past 10/16 deadline) and backdated by @SECGov staff. 👇 https://t.co/yLoBk12ApL
SEC to File Appeal Against Ripple “Publicly Soon” Despite Missing 16 October Deadline 🧑⚖️🔜 Do you think they will win their appeal? 🤔👇 https://t.co/ECuORtev4p
[FILING] SEC files Form C detailing appeal issues in Ripple case, focusing on programmatic sales of $XRP and involvement of Garlinghouse and Larsen, but not contesting $125M penalty