Another week, another delightful spectacle in the grand opera of jurisprudence, where Ripple and the SEC duel with all the charm of two cats fighting over a ball of string. Social media, that most reliable of sources, whispered tales of a fourth clandestine meetingābehind gilded doors, no lessāwhere the SEC allegedly plots the fate of XRP. Some insist this delay might thwart the noble quest for an XRP ETF, while others dream of a market breakout so explosive it could launch a squirrel into orbit. š
SEC just holds their fourth closed-door meeting on Rippleās appeal. A delay could hold up XRP spot ETF approvalsābut if they drop the appeal, the next breakout could be explosive.#LegalWatch #XRP #ETFCountdown
ā Crypto Crows (@CryptoCrows) July 27, 2025
Enter Marc Fagel, the SECās most eloquent truth-teller, who, with the grace of a Victorian poet, dismantled the myth of said fourth meeting. āNay, good folk,ā he declared, āthe case now rests in the Court of Appeals, not the SECās commissioners, who are far too busy sipping tea and debating semicolons to meddle.ā Earlier, the SEC had begged Judge Torres to reconsider her verdict, but she, with the resolve of a seasoned hostess refusing a third slice of cake, said no. š°
So, whatās causing the delay?
Fagel, that paragon of clarity, explained the legal tango: Ripple and the SEC each appeal portions of the ruling, like two children arguing over who broke the vase. For Judge Torresās verdict to take effect, both must dismiss their appeals. Ripple, perhaps eager, waits while the SEC trudges through its āinternal approval processāāa bureaucratic ballet as thrilling as a nap. š¤
Whatās Taking So Long?
Oh, but this is par for the course! Fagel chuckled, āThe SEC treats every court case like a well-rehearsed opera, complete with intermissions.ā Outside of court? Investigations close swiftly, unburdened by the need to consult commissionersāhow pedestrian! š
For Ripple and XRP holders, this waiting game is a test of patience, akin to expecting a mirage to materialize. While delays may dally the ETF, they are but a footnote in the legal saga. Should appeals vanish soon, Judge Torresās verdict will reign supreme, and with it, a new chapter for XRPāassuming the SEC isnāt too busy writing sonnets to regulation to notice. š
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2025-07-28 06:07