Rumors circulating on social media, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), suggest a settlement will be reached between Ripple and the SEC on June 16th. However, these claims need verification as there is currently no official confirmation of such an agreement. These rumors rely solely on the upcoming June 16 deadline in the case, not on any potential court verdict. Pro-XRP attorney Fred Rispoli clarified that the June 16 date signifies a deadline for a status update to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit after Judge Analisa Torres’ decision on May 15th. The judge rejected a joint request from Ripple and the SEC seeking a settlement deal, stating it was filed under the wrong legal rule. While neither party has refiled their corrected motion since that denial, no new filing has been made. This raises concern and speculation about the future of the case, which could potentially restart the appeals process if no action is taken by June 16th. In the meantime, a temporary hold on proceedings may be possible while a new motion is considered. Currently, there’s no indication of a finalized settlement agreement or any statement from either party confirming one. Claims about an undisclosed deal between Ripple, SEC, and Judge Torres lack evidence to support them. To ensure accurate information, we must wait for official statements regarding the case’s status, as rumors on social media about a secret agreement remain unconfirmed.