SEC and Ripple Agree on Joint Dismissal of 5 Year Legal Battle: Is This a New Era for XRP?
- Ripple and the SEC jointly ended their appeals, closing a five-year legal battle over XRP.
- Institutional support is surging, with Japan’s SBI filing for a Bitcoin/XRP ETF and South Korea’s BDACS integrating XRP.
- XRP’s price could hit $4.80 amid favorable technical indicators and Ripple’s expanding presence in global financial infrastructure.
Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have officially ended their long-running legal dispute, closing a five-year chapter in the crypto industry’s regulatory saga. The two parties jointly filed to dismiss their appeals in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Each side has agreed to cover its own legal costs, signaling a clean break after years of litigation that cast uncertainty over XRP’s legal standing.
JUST IN:
— BlockNews (@blocknewsdotcom) August 7, 2025SEC and Ripple $XRP agree on a joint dismissal of appeals, officially ending the near 5-year legal battle pic.twitter.com/BGIJd0AMAf
The case revolved around whether Ripple’s XRP token constituted an unregistered security. The SEC alleged Ripple and its executives broke securities laws, while Ripple maintained XRP is a digital currency, not subject to securities regulations. The settlement has now opened the door for Ripple to fully focus on expanding its footprint in global markets without regulatory baggage in the U.S.
Institutional Adoption Pushes XRP Forward
With the lawsuit behind them, Ripple has quickly shifted gears toward growth. Japan’s SBI Holdings has filed for the country’s first Bitcoin/XRP ETF, showcasing major institutional confidence in XRP’s future. As a long-standing Ripple partner, SBI plans to acquire up to $1 billion in XRP as part of its broader asset strategy.
South Korea is also stepping up. BDACS, a licensed crypto custodian, has added XRP to its platform, allowing institutional traders to access it across major exchanges like Upbit and Coinone. With South Korea’s favorable regulatory environment, this integration enhances XRP’s credibility in Asia, bolstering its position as a reliable digital asset for institutional finance.
XRP Price Targets: $4.80 in Sight?
XRP is trading near the $3 level, but bullish forecasts suggest it could climb to $3.50 or even reach $4.80 if institutional demand continues and regulatory clarity improves. Analysts are watching key indicators like the RSI and MACD for signs of a breakout. Current momentum points to a bullish crossover, which could trigger another price leg upward.
With market confidence growing after the SEC case resolution, XRP is likely to benefit from renewed investor interest. If it can break through its current resistance, the next price target becomes a reality for traders watching from the sidelines.
Ripple’s Bank Ambitions and U.S. Integration Plans
Ripple’s ambitions extend beyond token price performance. The company is seeking approval to launch a National Trust Bank in New York. If granted, this would allow Ripple to directly connect with the U.S. financial infrastructure and facilitate global settlement using XRP and its stablecoin, RLUSD.
#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP BREAKING: The parties have filed a Joint Dismissal of the Appeals. The case is over. pic.twitter.com/QMATRLnxnS
— James K. Filan(@FilanLaw) August 7, 2025
This move could bypass legacy systems like ACH and FedWire, allowing Ripple to position itself as a core infrastructure provider in traditional finance. The firm has also launched an XRP Rewards Event to drive community participation and deepen ties with long-term token holders, reinforcing its strategy of building a robust and loyal ecosystem.
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SEC and Ripple Agree on Joint Dismissal of 5 Year Legal Battle: Is This a New Era for XRP?
- Ripple and the SEC jointly ended their appeals, closing a five-year legal battle over XRP.
- Institutional support is surging, with Japan’s SBI filing for a Bitcoin/XRP ETF and South Korea’s BDACS integrating XRP.
- XRP’s price could hit $4.80 amid favorable technical indicators and Ripple’s expanding presence in global financial infrastructure.
Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have officially ended their long-running legal dispute, closing a five-year chapter in the crypto industry’s regulatory saga. The two parties jointly filed to dismiss their appeals in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Each side has agreed to cover its own legal costs, signaling a clean break after years of litigation that cast uncertainty over XRP’s legal standing.
JUST IN:
— BlockNews (@blocknewsdotcom) August 7, 2025
The case revolved around whether Ripple’s XRP token constituted an unregistered security. The SEC alleged Ripple and its executives broke securities laws, while Ripple maintained XRP is a digital currency, not subject to securities regulations. The settlement has now opened the door for Ripple to fully focus on expanding its footprint in global markets without regulatory baggage in the U.S.
Institutional Adoption Pushes XRP Forward
With the lawsuit behind them, Ripple has quickly shifted gears toward growth. Japan’s SBI Holdings has filed for the country’s first Bitcoin/XRP ETF, showcasing major institutional confidence in XRP’s future. As a long-standing Ripple partner, SBI plans to acquire up to $1 billion in XRP as part of its broader asset strategy.
South Korea is also stepping up. BDACS, a licensed crypto custodian, has added XRP to its platform, allowing institutional traders to access it across major exchanges like Upbit and Coinone. With South Korea’s favorable regulatory environment, this integration enhances XRP’s credibility in Asia, bolstering its position as a reliable digital asset for institutional finance.
XRP Price Targets: $4.80 in Sight?
XRP is trading near the $3 level, but bullish forecasts suggest it could climb to $3.50 or even reach $4.80 if institutional demand continues and regulatory clarity improves. Analysts are watching key indicators like the RSI and MACD for signs of a breakout. Current momentum points to a bullish crossover, which could trigger another price leg upward.
With market confidence growing after the SEC case resolution, XRP is likely to benefit from renewed investor interest. If it can break through its current resistance, the next price target becomes a reality for traders watching from the sidelines.
Ripple’s Bank Ambitions and U.S. Integration Plans
Ripple’s ambitions extend beyond token price performance. The company is seeking approval to launch a National Trust Bank in New York. If granted, this would allow Ripple to directly connect with the U.S. financial infrastructure and facilitate global settlement using XRP and its stablecoin, RLUSD.
#XRPCommunity #SECGov v. #Ripple #XRP BREAKING: The parties have filed a Joint Dismissal of the Appeals. The case is over. pic.twitter.com/QMATRLnxnS
— James K. Filan
This move could bypass legacy systems like ACH and FedWire, allowing Ripple to position itself as a core infrastructure provider in traditional finance. The firm has also launched an XRP Rewards Event to drive community participation and deepen ties with long-term token holders, reinforcing its strategy of building a robust and loyal ecosystem.
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