Ripple up in arms against the SEC

A short while back, the SEC came out with a backed alternate report that stated that it stands by its position of believing that Ripple will repeat its misdemeanor, though the company has caused no trouble following the lawsuit against it in 2020. However, Ripple CLO accuses the SEC of being unfaithful in its application of the law.

Ripple, for its part, stated that the organization has maintained a low profile and that the legal standing of its XRP should not be questioned. It is the subject of the SEC’s most recent report.

Ripple has emphasized that its liability is significantly lower than what is being depicted, given that it has been in communication with the SEC since the 2013 XRP initial coin offering. However, the SEC insists that it is a distinct possibility that Ripple will resume its purported activities.

The SEC clarified that the injunction provision is unrelated to the company’s forthcoming intentions to violate the law or cease fraudulent activities. This indicates that further illicit activities are still possible, notwithstanding Ripple’s assurance of never repeating the incident.

Despite Ripple having not engaged in any additional criminal activities, the SEC maintains a stoic skepticism. Stuary Alderoty, the chief legal officer of Ripple, stated that the SEC is not implementing the law properly in the wake of the SEC’s report filing. Severely experienced observers are convinced that a tangible result is not likely to materialize until at least September.

Alderoty further stated that the SEC could not damage its reputation further because it has made it abundantly clear that it will not back down from its decision, regardless of how unjust the world may find it.

Concurrently, the value of XRP is rising gradually and will almost certainly reach $10 within the near future.