According to Eleanor Terrett, both the SEC and Ripple have jointly requested a Manhattan District court to dissolve the injunction in their ongoing case and release the $125 million civil penalty held in escrow, proposing that $50 million be paid to the SEC and the remaining funds returned. This signals a potential resolution to the long-standing regulatory uncertainty surrounding XRP, which could reduce legal risk and positively influence XRP (XRP) trading volumes and price action. Market participants should monitor the court’s response, as the ruling may trigger increased institutional participation and broader crypto market momentum. (Source: @EleanorTerrett on Twitter, June 12, 2025)

According to @dom_kwok, Dom Kwok will be delivering the keynote address at the XRP Las Vegas 2025 event on May 30 at 10am (source: @dom_kwok on Twitter). This high-profile appearance is expected to draw significant attention from both retail and institutional investors, potentially increasing short-term trading volumes for XRP. Historically, major XRP events have coincided with heightened price volatility and speculative interest, making this a key date for traders to monitor (source: historical XRP event trading data). Given the visibility of the keynote, traders should be alert for possible price movements surrounding the event, especially as social engagement and news flow intensify.

According to Eleanor Terrett on Twitter, after consulting three legal sources and reviewing John E Deaton's live analysis, Judge Torres is taking a tough approach in the Ripple case, making it difficult for either party to easily withdraw from proceedings. This move signals that the resolution process will be prolonged and complex, which may lead to continued uncertainty and volatility for XRP price action in the cryptocurrency market (source: Eleanor Terrett Twitter, May 16, 2025). For traders, this highlights the need for cautious strategies and close monitoring of legal developments impacting XRP.

According to Eleanor Terrett on Twitter, the US SEC has announced a settlement with Ripple, CEO Brad Garlinghouse, and co-founder Chris Larsen, agreeing to a reduced penalty of $50 million from the original $125 million, with the remainder returned to Ripple. Both parties will drop appeals if the court lifts restrictions, signaling the end of a long-standing legal battle. This concrete resolution eliminates major regulatory uncertainty around XRP, likely boosting trading volumes and short-term price action as investors react to the clarity on Ripple's legal standing. Market participants should monitor XRP price volatility and liquidity following this news, as the settlement sets a precedent for future crypto-related enforcement actions. (Source: Eleanor Terrett, Twitter, May 8, 2025)

According to Crypto Rover, Ripple made a $4-$5 billion offer to acquire Circle, the issuer of USDC, but Circle rejected the bid, citing it as too low (source: Crypto Rover on Twitter, May 1, 2025). This development signals Ripple's intent to expand its stablecoin footprint and compete directly in the stablecoin market. Traders should monitor USDC and XRP price movements as this failed acquisition could lead to increased competition and possible volatility in both tokens. Market participants are also watching for potential strategic moves from Circle and Ripple in the stablecoin and cross-border payment sectors.

According to Eleanor Terrett, the SEC has postponed its decision on Franklin Templeton’s proposed XRP spot ETF until June 17, as reported on sec.gov. This regulatory delay introduces continued uncertainty for XRP traders and investors, potentially affecting short-term price action and trading volume. Market participants are advised to monitor the June 17 deadline closely, as ETF approval or further delay could trigger significant volatility in XRP markets. Source: Eleanor Terrett Twitter, sec.gov.