Ripple’s Public Listing Dreams Hinge on One Judge’s Sales Decision
- Ripple’s legal dispute with the SEC hinges on Judge Torres’ agreement to a reduced fine and a motion for relief.
- The appeals process is paused while the SEC reviews Ripple’s dual requests.
- The timeline for resolution may run into late 2026 or early 2027, depending on outcomes.
Ripple’s case with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) remains in limbo as both parties await crucial decisions that could influence the company’s future. The legal process has paused while the SEC considers a proposed settlement and a motion that, if approved, could allow Ripple to pursue an IPO.
Notably, the appeal before the Second Circuit has been held in abeyance—temporarily frozen. This allows the SEC’s full commission to review two major requests. The first is a reduced fine from $125 million to $50 million. The second is Ripple’s request to lift Judge Analisa Torres’s prohibition on the company engaging in further institutional sales of XRP.
This request would assess whether the judge is willing to modify her earlier injunction to permit Ripple to conduct private token sales under certain exemptions.
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Ripple’s Public Listing Dreams Hinge on One Judge’s Sales Decision
- Ripple’s legal dispute with the SEC hinges on Judge Torres’ agreement to a reduced fine and a motion for relief.
- The appeals process is paused while the SEC reviews Ripple’s dual requests.
- The timeline for resolution may run into late 2026 or early 2027, depending on outcomes.
Ripple’s case with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) remains in limbo as both parties await crucial decisions that could influence the company’s future. The legal process has paused while the SEC considers a proposed settlement and a motion that, if approved, could allow Ripple to pursue an IPO.
Notably, the appeal before the Second Circuit has been held in abeyance—temporarily frozen. This allows the SEC’s full commission to review two major requests. The first is a reduced fine from $125 million to $50 million. The second is Ripple’s request to lift Judge Analisa Torres’s prohibition on the company engaging in further institutional sales of XRP.
This request would assess whether the judge is willing to modify her earlier injunction to permit Ripple to conduct private token sales under certain exemptions.
Ex-SEC Lawyer Farrell: Why Ripple’s IPO Hing…
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