SEC Faces Scrutiny Over Alleged Internal Operations Flaws Following Ripple vs. SEC Case

Recently, there has been a surge in information regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and its internal operations, particularly in light of the judgment delivered in the Ripple Vs SEC case. Numerous analysts and crypto enthusiasts have brought attention to perceived flaws within the system and have raised questions about the SEC's internal practices.

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Shannon Thorp, a Wells Fargo analyst recently took to Twitter to share her observations on the divided nature of the XRP Army and the contrasting approaches they take when predicting XRP's price. The Divided XRP Army The XRP Army, a passionate community of XRP enthusiasts, has been an influential force in promoting the cryptocurrency's use

Crypto News: Going by the recent court statements from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), chances are that the agency could soon file for a request to appeal against the XRP lawsuit Summary Judgment soon. Already, the crypto market has been weighing on several options left before the US SEC if it wants to

Blockchain technology is continually reshaping the financial industry, offering promising transformations in transaction processing. Its potential is immense, as outlined in a recent report by digital payment network Ripple in collaboration with the United States Faster Payments Council (FPC).

The value of XRP rallied after the court declared the token was not a security in the high-profile case between Ripple and the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). Since the gains, XRP has been unable to make significant progress toward the $1 mark, and market observers suggest the token might experience further drops before recovering.

According to a new study released on July 29 by Ripple, a leading crypto firm, and the US Faster Payments Council (FPC), blockchain technology is poised to revolutionize the international financial system, potentially saving up to $10 billion in cross-border payment costs by 2030 if embraced by global financial institutions.

An interesting debate has erupted among prominent figures in the cryptocurrency world over the taxation implications of using XRP for cross-currency payments. The discussion revolves around XRPL pathfinding and its potential effects on taxable events.

Taking to X (Twitter), Deaton asserts that the U.S. operates within the framework of corporate capitalism, rather than a genuine capitalist system. To support his argument, he points to several facets of the current financial landscape.

XRP has witnessed a sharp drop in volatility following a massive 75% price surge. This abrupt drop in volatility might have left some traders scratching their heads, wondering what's next for the digital asset.

Stuart Alderoty, the Chief Legal Officer of Ripple Labs, has expressed strong confidence in the Court of Appeal, reaffirming the District Court's ruling that XRP is not a security if the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decides to challenge the decision.

The digital currency ecosystem is seeing a mild bearish slump with the negative weekend sentiment engulfing most top cryptocurrencies. While the combined market capitalization is down by 0.29%, a new token, XRP2.0 is seeing a very visible bullish breakout in a market trend-defying order.