Ripple, the US blockchain company behind the XRP cryptocurrency, will not pursue an initial public offering following the ...

Ripple cannot sell XRP directly to institutions, but institutional investors can still buy the cryptocurrency on the open ...

The legal battle between the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple Labs has dragged on for nearly five years. It is one of the most closely monitored cases as the court decides ...

Parties failed to show grounds to unwind the final judgment under Rule 60(b). Torres said final judgments are not private property but public legal assets. The judge emphasized that public interest ...

The price projection of Ripple (XRP) along with the reelection of Trump in 2024 is leading the market to move in an exciting ...

Ripple, a San Francisco-based crypto payments startup, has raised $500 million at a $40 billion valuation, the company announced on Wednesday.

TLDR Ripple and SEC settle XRP lawsuit with dismissal of appeals. Ripple to pay $125 million fine despite case dismissal. Court rules XRP is not a security in secondary market transactions. Ripple’s ...

Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a joint motion on Thursday to release the $125 million in funds held in an escrow account to pay for settlement costs ...

An appellate court in the U.S. has granted a joint motion filed by Ripple Labs and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to hold in abeyance the appeal regarding their years-long securities ...

The US Securities and Exchange Commission and blockchain payments firm Ripple agreed to pause their appeals in the ongoing XRP legal battle, signaling a potential move toward a final settlement. The ...

Analisa Torres, the Manhattan federal district judge presiding over the Securities and Exchange Commission's lawsuit against Ripple, has denied a request from Ripple and the SEC's new leadership to ...

Ripple has announced a $500 million strategic investment round at a $40 billion valuation, led by funds managed by affiliates ...