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    Here’s Why Speculation About an Imminent Settlement Is Rising

    News RoomBy News RoomJanuary 28, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read

    The upcoming appearance of Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse on an X Space has sparked speculation of an imminent settlement of the SEC lawsuit.

    This rumor gained momentum after the official X account of the XRPL developer community platform, RippleX, announced that Garlinghouse would speak at the XRP Community Day event.

    For context, the event will be on an X Space today, January 28, 2025. During his speech, Garlinghouse will highlight XRP’s biggest milestones, the state of the crypto market, and his 2025 vision for the industry.

    XRP Community Day kicks off with @bgarlinghouse!

    Ripple’s CEO will open the event with reflections on XRP’s biggest milestones, the state of the crypto industry, and his vision for 2025.

    Be sure to [lock in] and join us on 1/28: https://t.co/PCpEHt8Kml pic.twitter.com/6qLdZRdk6c

    — RippleX (@RippleXDev) January 24, 2025

    Speculations about Imminent SEC v. Ripple Resolution

    In anticipation, some XRP proponents took to X to reflect on the events that followed Garlinghouse’s previous appearance on X Spaces.

    Specifically, pro-XRP expert Zach Rector noted that the last time Garlinghouse participated in such an event was after Judge Analisa Torres ruled on the SEC v. Ripple case on July 13, 2023. Recall that Judge Torres issued the summary judgment decision in the lawsuit, granting Ripple a partial victory.

    Notably, she declared that XRP is not a security in itself and that transactions relating to Ripple’s other distribution and programmatic sales of the coin do not constitute investment contracts. According to Rector, Garlinghouse participated in an X Space hosted by XRP community members after the court ruling.

    Interestingly, Rector asserted that Garlinghouse will soon be returning to an X Space, calling on XRP proponents to look out for updates relating to the SEC lawsuit.

    Correct me if I’m wrong but the last time @bgarlinghouse appeared on a Twitter space was after we got the XRP ruling from Judge Torres on 7/13/23…

    Brad returns tomorrow… 👀⚖️

    — Zach Rector (@ZachRector7) January 27, 2025

    Meanwhile, other XRP community members, including Edo Farina, speculated that the multi-year lawsuit is nearing its conclusion. However, Farina did not provide details about the rumor, including its source or when the resolution will likely occur.

    A notable figure in the XRP community, Mr. Intuitive, has raised speculation about whether Brad will announce the resolution of the lawsuit during the XRP Community Day event today.

    Does Brad announce that the lawsuit is over during XRP Community Day today?

    🎤

    — Mr. Intuitive 🏴‍☠️ (@BlackberryXRP) January 28, 2025

    Current Status of the Case

    In the meantime, the Ripple case is still ongoing in the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. The SEC filed its opening appeal brief earlier this month, and Ripple will respond soon.

    Last week, the crypto payments company asked the court to set April 16, 2025, as the deadline for filing its cross-appeal brief. The court has yet to issue a decision on the request.

    Meanwhile, Garlinghouse and other Ripple executives, like CLO Stuart Alderoty, are confident that the SEC will ‘abandon’ the lawsuit under new leadership. The SEC is currently being led by pro-crypto commissioner Mark Uyeda, who is serving as acting chairman.

    Despite Uyeda’s enthusiasm for crypto, many believe the SEC cannot dismiss the lawsuit under his leadership until Paul Atkins becomes the permanent chair. It remains to be seen whether Atkins will drop the Ripple lawsuit, as Alderoty predicted.

    Currently, Ripple is engaging with U.S. lawmakers, with rumors suggesting the company is pushing for a resolution of the case and including XRP in the country’s proposed digital asset reserve.



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