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US SEC vs. Ripple Lawsuit Set for Trial, Crypto Lawyer Estimates Ripple Has a 70% Chance of Winning

US SEC vs. Ripple Lawsuit Set for Trial, Crypto Lawyer Estimates Ripple Has a 70% Chance of Winning

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2025/06/15 13:03
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After nearly five years of litigation, Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are seeking a settlement, but they still need to persuade Judge Analisa Torres to change her ruling, lift the injunction against Ripple, and reduce its $125 million fine to $50 million, arguing that "exceptional circumstances" justify the request. Cryptocurrency attorney John Deaton believes there is a 70% chance that Analisa Torres will rule in Ripple's favor, as the judge may prefer a final judgment over another round of litigation. (DL News)
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