Ripple (XRP)

The rapidly changing digital asset landscape has resulted in a flexing of regulatory muscles between different watchdogs in defining terms and drawing lines of authority. This is especially true in the case of the United States where the SEC and CFTC are engaged in a turf war over regulatory oversight of the space. But this conflict could come to an end soon with the help of FIT21. Weeks after the historic verdict on the Ripple vs. SEC case, the US is waiting for the approval...

Litecoin is slowly moving higher from the $88 support against the US Dollar. LTC price is now trading below $92 and the 55 simple moving average (4 hours). There is a key bearish trend line forming with resistance near $92.00 on the 4-hour chart of the LTC/USD pair (data feed from Coinbase). The pair could gain bullish momentum if it clears the $92 and $95 resistance levels. Litecoin price is recovering from the $88 zone against the US Dollar, similar to Bitcoin....

Blockchain security company Quantstamp has agreed to pay ~$3.5 million in fines to settle charges against it from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday – without confirming or denying allegations. The settlement marks another successful crackdown from the agency against a crypto company for violating securities laws, which industry leaders say lack clarity regarding how they apply to digital assets. Another SEC Legal Attack The SEC’s charges – announced...

An appeal by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against Judge Analisa Torres’ ruling on XRP will affirm the decision, according to Stu Alderoty, the chief legal officer (CLO) of Ripple Labs. During an interview with TechCrunch’s Chain Reaction, Alderoty said the judge’s decision was right as it was a “faithful application of the law.” SEC Appeal to Amplify XRP Ruling Recall that the SEC hinted at a potential appeal to Judge Torres’ decision about a week after...

CoinspeakerRipple Labs Exec Dismisses Concerns around Potential SEC Appeal of Court Judgment According to Alderoty, Ripple will handle any appeal the SEC decides to initiate even though he is confident in the judge's previous ruling. Ripple Labs Exec Dismisses Concerns around Potential SEC Appeal of Court Judgment

Ripple faced strong rejection when attempting to breach the significant resistance region at $0.55. Currently, it’s challenging to identify Ripple’s direction due to the choppy price action. The most likely scenario seems to be a consolidation phase for the mid-term. Technical Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart Analyzing the daily chart reveals that Ripple faced significant rejection upon reaching the crucial resistance zone at $0.85. This indicates robust selling pressure...

CoinspeakerXRP Becomes White Knight of Crypto, Thwarts Regulation Woes Despite the surge in the crypto market, Ripple's legal victory does not guarantee smooth sailing for XRP or the broader altcoin sector. XRP Becomes White Knight of Crypto, Thwarts Regulation Woes

Do the present lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase raise any red flags? A law professor at Rutgers University named Yuliya Guseva believes they do, and she thinks it’s highly unlikely nations like the U.S. will be able to dole out proper regulation before financial agencies do irreparable damage. Yuliya Guseva on the State of Crypto in America In a recent interview, Guseva said: The future of crypto-asset regulation in the U.S. is not fully predictable. Right...

CoinspeakerElon Musk’s New Twitter Logo Unleashes XRP Community’s Euphoria Elon Musk announces changing Twitter's logo to an 'X', sparking excitement and support from the XRP community. Elon Musk’s New Twitter Logo Unleashes XRP Community’s Euphoria

John Deaton, crypto lawyer and legal representative of XRP holders in the lawsuit between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has slammed haters and critics of Judge Analisa Torres, insisting that her recent decision in the ongoing case is “very sound.” In a lengthy Twitter thread, Deaton outlined why Judge Torres’ decision was the correct ruling, despite claims that it was inconsistent with policy considerations behind the 1934 Securities Act....