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By MikeT
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Social Media Claims Ripple Paid the Fine. A post that recently gained traction on social media claimed that Ripple had already paid its $125…
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Ex-SEC Lawyer Explains the Real Status. Marc Fagel, a former regional director at the SEC and now a legal commentator, has stepped in to…
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Appeals Still Pending. Despite Ripple stating earlier this year that it intends to drop its appeal, Fagel made it clear…
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Why Ripple’s Legal Strategy Fell Short. Fagel also provided some insight into why Ripple’s argument for reducing or eliminating the fine…
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Ripple's Next Legal Deadline. The next critical date in the XRP lawsuit is August 15, when both parties are expected to submit…
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Ripple’s Ongoing Fight for Regulatory Clarity. For Ripple, the lawsuit has been about more than just one company’s legal troubles.
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Final Thoughts. Despite growing speculation and online rumors, Ripple has not yet paid the $125 million penalty…
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As the legal standoff between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approaches its next major milestone on August 15, confusion continues to swirl within…
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A post that recently gained traction on social media claimed that Ripple had already paid its $125 million penalty and had decided not to challenge Judge Analisa Torres' ruling…
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Given the long history of back-and-forth legal developments in this case, the crypto community was quick to pick up on the rumor.
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Marc Fagel, a former regional director at the SEC and now a legal commentator, has stepped in to provide clarity amid the circulating misinformation.
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This escrow arrangement, controlled by Ripple’s legal team, is a standard procedure in cases involving financial penalties that may be subject to appeal.
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Despite Ripple stating earlier this year that it intends to drop its appeal, Fagel made it clear that no official dismissal has been filed.
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Fagel emphasized that public statements or media soundbites are not the same as official legal filings.
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The attempt was viewed by the court as a legal shortcut lacking sufficient justification, resulting in the court upholding the $125 million fine.
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