Crypto Market Gazette

Ripple looks to have one less legal battle to worry about following a recent revelation that it had reached a settlement in one of its long-running legal battles. This comes at a time when the crypto firm’s case against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has intensified once again.  Ripple Settles With GCC Exchange In

The Ripple ecosystem has been experiencing significant growth, achieving new milestones in its expansion into different regions and sectors. The cryptocurrency payments network may have scored one of its best achievements yet in 2024, as reports reveal that the United States banks are potentially gearing up to integrate XRP for international payments.  Ripple Set To

David “JoelKatz” Schwartz, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the payment firm Ripple Labs, has weighed in on several community questions regarding the missing genesis block on the XRP Ledger. Ripple CTO On Missing Genesis Block Schwartz took to the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to address the issues behind the XRP ledger’s missing

In a recent development, Ripple has filed a response to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) motion to compel. As part of its argument, the crypto firm laid out two reasons why the court should not grant the Commission’s request.  Ripple Says SEC’s Requests Are “Untimely” In the letter addressed to Judge Sarah Netburn, Ripple’s

Pro-XRP legal Bill Morgan has weighed in on recent discussions revolving around whether or not Ripple has the rights to sell its XRP tokens. Citing Judge Analisa Torres’ ruling, the lawyer provided insight into how Ripple can make these sales without first registering these tokens with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Ripple Has The

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse, has opened up about the prospects of making Ripple public through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). However, he revealed that such a move is not presently a priority for the company, citing the unfavorable regulatory environment in the United States.  Ripple CEO Weighs Prospects Of An IPO

Ripple’s XRP, once basking in the glow of last week’s gains, has plunged back into the doldrums as massive selloffs and whale movements ignite a storm of uncertainty. At the center of the turbulence lies a colossal 80 million XRP transfer by Ripple itself, sending shockwaves through the community and raising legal eyebrows. The staggering

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is set to participate in the prestigious World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, scheduled from January 15th to 19th, 2024 this week. Notably, this year marks a significant shift in Ripple’s engagement at the WEF, transitioning from peripheral events to a direct involvement in the forum’s central discussions. Garlinghouse will be

In a recent turn of events regarding the Ripple Vs. SEC lawsuit, a cryptocurrency expert known as Zach Rector has revealed a shocking scenario that could lead to the firm paying billions of dollars in fines to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Potential $3 Billion Disgorgement For Ripple The well-known financial expert

Ripple Labs has joined the Digital Euro Conference 2024 (#DEC24) as a gold sponsor, according to an announcement via X (formerly Twitter) by the Digital Euro Association (DEA). The DEA expressed enthusiasm for Ripple’s involvement, stating, “We are happy to have Ripple on board as a gold sponsor for the Digital Euro Conference (#DEC24)! Join

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse unleashed a deepfake-fueled volley across the digital landscape this week, aiming his sights at social media platforms and regulators for their sluggish response to a surge in sophisticated XRP-linked scams. The company’s ire stems from a recent deepfake video featuring an unnervingly realistic AI-imposter Garlinghouse promising airdrops and doubling investors’ XRP

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is in a delicate position following a “compromising” event involving its X (formerly Twitter) account, which has Ripple executives demanding answers. The account posted a false announcement stating that all spot Bitcoin ETF applications had been approved by the regulatory body, escalating concerns and demands for transparency.  Ripple

After months of delays and uncertainty, the US SEC has finally approved Spot Bitcoin ETFs. In response to this development, Ripple Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Stuart Alderoty has shed some light on the regulator’s sudden change of heart. He emphasized that the United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) approval decision was influenced by its

Ripple Labs has made a significant move by buying back $285 million worth of shares from early investors and employees, as per two informed sources who spoke to Reuters. This strategic investment, which is a tender offer, has set the company’s valuation at a staggering $11.3 billion. Crunchbase’s data reveals that since 2015, Ripple has

Pro-XRP legal expert Fred Rispoli has commented on how things have been too quiet in the long-running legal battle between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple. He also offered his thoughts on why that may be so and the possible outcomes in the case as an end draws closer.  All Seems Calm As

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has shown support for pro-XRP lawyer John Deaton, who could well be running for a political post soon enough. This comes as there have been calls from members of the XRP community urging the legal expert to run for a particular senatorial seat.  Garlinghouse In Support Of Deaton Running For Office