Ripple Labs requested to set the deadline for filing a counter-appeal brief in its case with the SEC by April 16. This is a standard procedure supported by the company's CEO Brad Garlinghouse and co-founder Chris Larsen. The legal case began in 2020 when the SEC accused Ripple of violating securities laws due to the sale of the cryptocurrency XRP. A recent decision by the New York court partially supported Ripple, but the SEC continues to appeal.
1/25/2025 11:51:40 AM (GMT+1)
Ripple Labs requested a deadline of April 16 for filing a counter-appeal brief in its case with the SEC regarding the sale of the cryptocurrency XRP, which began in 2020 ⚖️
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