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by: xpoolPosted on: May 3, 2025

SEC Drops Lawsuit Against Ripple: XRP Market Soars

The SEC has withdrawn its lawsuit against Ripple, ending a four-year legal battle that significantly impacted the cryptocurrency market. The decision, announced by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse on March 19, 2025, led to a 30% jump in XRP’s value. This move is seen as a win for digital asset companies and could impact future regulations in the industry.

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