A court recently denied the plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction in a case involving Kalshi, a platform facing legal challenges in Nevada. The Nevada Resort Association, represented by Jon Gruden's lawyer, filed an emergency motion to intervene in the lawsuit to protect Nevada's casino industry, which is vital to the state's jobs, capital investment, tax revenue, and economic future. Nevada has requested the court to vacate the preliminary injunction and dismiss Kalshi's lawsuit, arguing that allowing Kalshi to offer a platform for de facto sports betting across state lines would be an unreasonable outcome not intended by Congress. Meanwhile, in a separate legal matter, Judge Torres denied both parties' motions for an indicative ruling in the SEC versus Ripple lawsuit concerning the cryptocurrency XRP. The judge refused to reconsider a previous decision, and the order does not alter Ripple's prior wins, including the determination that XRP is not a security. Both Ripple and the SEC have expressed their intent to resolve the case and will revisit procedural issues with the court together.
🚨 JUST IN: SEC Motion Denied in Ongoing Ripple Lawsuit https://t.co/dYPtl6sAYE
Nothing in today’s order changes Ripple’s wins (i.e. XRP is not a security, etc). This is about procedural concerns with the dismissal of Ripple’s cross-appeal. Ripple and the SEC are fully in agreement to resolve this case and will revisit this issue with the Court, together. https://t.co/vBQdBD3FNe
🚨🚨BREAKING: Ripple - $XRP Lawsuit - Judge Torres has declined the parties’ request for an indicative ruling. Torres refused to signal that she would consider changing or revisiting a previous decision if the case were sent back to her by a higher court. “If jurisdiction were https://t.co/WUCouGEHEf