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SEC vs Ripple: Two-year crypto beef could soon be settled

Ripple denies that XRP qualifies as a security because sales of the token never included an investment contract. The SEC disputes this.

SEC told to hit Ripple, not folks who don’t know who Brad Garlinghouse is

Lawyer John Deaton says the SEC should go after Ripple if it can prove a case but it’s unfair to hit traders 10 years after they bought XRP.

Rumors of a Celsius asset buyout are rife but there’s still no guarantee that all of its 1.7 million users will get their funds back.

A lot has changed since Ripple launched XRP back in 2012 and the once-innovative token has quickly lost ground in the race to be top altcoin.

For some reason, the SEC decided not to sue Ripple’s third co-founder, Jed McCaleb. He has sold all of his XRP for billions.