The legal confrontation between Ripple and the SEC intensifies. The SEC refused to extend the deadline for submitting its briefing to January 16, despite the company's request. Ripple's chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, expressed confidence in success and noted that the team is looking forward to working with the new leadership. On January 20, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler will be replaced by Paul Atkins, an advocate of a more balanced approach to crypto regulation. Ripple expects a fair decision in the appeals process.
1/15/2025 12:46:31 PM (GMT+1)
The legal battle between Ripple and the SEC: refusal to extend deadlines, Gensler's replacement with Atkins, and hopes for more favorable crypto regulation 📊
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