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by: xpoolPosted on: May 10, 2025

XRP Settlement Highlights SEC’s Shift in Regulatory Approach

Crypto commentator All Things XRP has pointed out a key but often overlooked detail of the SEC’s recent settlement with Ripple. While the $50 million penalty on Ripple may have garnered attention, the real significance lies in the SEC’s formal acknowledgement that it intends to reshape its regulatory framework for the digital asset industry. ]

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