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    Home » News » From Courtrooms to Moonshots: XRP’s Legal Victory Pays Off

    From Courtrooms to Moonshots: XRP’s Legal Victory Pays Off

    Ripple's legal battle ends in victory as XRP surges, reshaping the crypto landscape.

    Editorial Team (ET)May 9, 2025



    Ripple’s protracted battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken a dramatic turn, with CEO Brad Garlinghouse confirming that the regulator is abandoning its appeal against the company. The news sent XRP soaring by nearly 11% to $2.52, reinforcing its position as one of the most resilient assets in the crypto market.

    Speaking at the Digital Assets Summit in New York, Garlinghouse reflected on the four-year legal saga, calling it a "painful journey" but expressing confidence that Ripple was "on the right side of the law and history." His words resonated across the industry, reigniting investor confidence and pushing XRP toward its highest levels in years.

    A Watershed Moment for Ripple and Crypto

    The SEC’s initial lawsuit, filed in 2020, accused Ripple of violating U.S. securities laws by selling XRP without proper registration. The case became one of the most high-profile legal battles in the crypto industry, drawing criticism for what many saw as the SEC’s heavy-handed approach. In 2023, Ripple secured a major partial victory when U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres ruled that XRP was not a security when sold to retail investors—an outcome hailed as a landmark decision for the industry.

    The latest development signals a broader shift in regulatory posture. The SEC, under its current leadership, appears to be reassessing its enforcement strategy after years of aggressive legal actions against major crypto firms. Last month, the agency closed its investigations into Robinhood’s crypto division, Uniswap, Gemini, and Consensys without taking enforcement action. It also scaled back its crypto enforcement unit, a move that many interpret as a sign that the regulatory war against digital assets may be losing steam.

    Ripple’s Role in the Global Crypto Landscape

    Ripple has long positioned itself as a pioneer in cross-border payments, leveraging blockchain technology to facilitate fast and cost-effective transactions. Over 95% of its business operates outside the U.S., a testament to its global influence despite the regulatory hurdles it has faced at home.

    XRP, the native token of the XRP Ledger, plays a crucial role in Ripple’s payment infrastructure. Designed for efficiency and scalability, it has been widely adopted by financial institutions looking to modernize international transactions. The lawsuit had cast a shadow over its adoption in the U.S., but with this legal cloud lifting, Ripple is poised for renewed expansion.

    Market Reactions and XRP’s Performance

    Investors responded swiftly to the news, driving XRP’s price up by over 10% in a single day. The token has also been a major beneficiary of the broader "Trump trade," soaring over 390% since the former president’s reelection campaign gained traction. Analysts suggest that XRP’s momentum could continue, especially as regulatory clarity improves and institutional interest grows.

    Beyond XRP, the crypto industry as a whole appears to be entering a new era. The newly formed SEC crypto task force is set to launch a roundtable series to discuss the security classification of digital assets. This move could lay the groundwork for clearer regulations, potentially benefiting not just XRP but the entire digital asset ecosystem.

    The Future of Ripple and XRP

    With the SEC lawsuit finally in the rearview mirror, Ripple can now shift its focus entirely toward growth, innovation, and global partnerships. The company’s vision for a frictionless, blockchain-powered payments network remains intact, and its legal victory is likely to encourage more financial institutions to integrate XRP into their operations.

    XRP’s price surge following Garlinghouse’s announcement underscores the market’s renewed confidence in the asset. As institutional players take a closer look at crypto’s long-term potential, Ripple stands as a prime example of resilience, adaptation, and unwavering commitment to the industry.






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