Ripple vs. SEC Lawsuit may come to a Conclusion on 15 November 2022 or Before that

The Ripple and SEC started back in December 2020.
The Ripple vs. The SEC lawsuit has entered its last stages.

The lawsuit of Ripple vs. Sec has recently gathered huge limelight in the last few weeks because it is believed that the case will conclude soon.

Nonetheless, the case, which started in December 2020, is yet to have a goal date as both the SEC and Ripple have clutched their contentions – the SEC saying XRP is security while Ripple keeps up that it isn’t.

The Ripple vs. The SEC lawsuit has entered its last stages, whereas the legal battle between the payment protocol and the financial regulator is expected to bring some results very soon.

Meanwhile, many experts and analysts closely watching the case are optimistic about Ripple’s win over the SEC. Given the potential of this case by now, Ripple’s win would make a huge impact on crypto regulations.

Although the SEC has no new evidence against the company, it is assumed they will not attempt to file new motions to delay the case.

Most recently, Judge Torres rejected the SEC’s objections to turning over information on William Hinman, where he expressed his beliefs on Ethereum.

Information from Jeremy Hogan, a partner in Hogan and Hogan’s legal briefs and the counsellor who has followed the lawsuit closely, believes that the delays caused by Hinman’s documents certainly cannot affect a decision from time to time; it can be narrated.

Therefore, I believe that Ripple will object to a ruling on the Fair Notice Defense issue because discovery is not complete. It wins that objection.
So, even if the SEC appeals the email Order, the Section 5 violation issue will continue forward and be fully briefed by Nov. 15.
— Jeremy Hogan (@attorneyjeremy1) October 14, 2022

In a series of threads, Lawyer Hogan clears up a misunderstanding looming near the SEC’s due date for filing a review. The SEC, he believes, has another 60 days from the date of the ruling, which is September 30, if it wants to file a review. However, he believes that the SEC may not appeal.

However, he also states that Hinman’s documents are not relevant to the core of the lawsuit, Section 5 violation, which is whether XRP is a security or not. It may be only relevant to the Fair Notice Defense, on which the summary judgement has been requested by the SEC & not Ripple.

Furthermore, the attorney responded positively to a question about whether a settlement is likely before November 15.

So if there is a chance of settlement, does that have to be done before the MSJs are filed on November 15th? Because after that Judge Torres has control? Is there a chance she could rule and say all current and future sales are not securities and deal with the rest later?
— Jeffrey Miller (@JeffreyBMiller4) October 14, 2022

The case of Ripple and SEC is believed to conclude in the upcoming few months.

Recently Ripple partnered with LemonWay in France and Xbaht in Sweden to make easier payments worldwide.

Welcoming two new ODL partners today! @LemonWay as our first ODL partner in France & Xbaht as our first ODL partner in Sweden! 🇫🇷🇸🇪
Together, we’re making it easier for consumers and businesses in these regions to make real-time payments around the world. https://t.co/WOFgR3D0IP
— Ripple (@Ripple) October 11, 2022

In the recent Press Release, Ripple announced its first ODL customer in France as it joins forces with Lemonway, using RippleNet’s ODL, which leverages XRP for crypto-enabled payments, to enhance its treasury payments processes.

This recent partnership with Lemonway came when France showed forward-thinking in embracing the potential of crypto technology.

In the last week, XRP shows a price rally and hit the previous three months’ high of $0.5490, but the bulls do not survive on top, and the price retraces back. Now the price consolidates to wait for the buyer’s action.

Moreover, XRP sustaining over the 200 EMA is a sign of positivity in the trend. Furthermore, XRP shows some correction in prices in the previous sessions.

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