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by: xpoolPosted on: May 9, 2025

Ripple Settlement & Potential for XRP Surge

Ripple has reached a partial settlement with the SEC, potentially ending a protracted legal battle that has hung over the XRP ecosystem. This agreement allows Ripple to pay a reduced $50 million penalty and drops appeal appeals in exchange for dropping their own suits against the SEC, marking a significant shift in this high-profile crypto case. )

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