After years of uncertainty, the U.S. crypto industry may finally be entering a new chapter. A major legal battle between Ripple vs SEC has officially ended, and fresh efforts are underway to build clearer, fairer rules for digital assets.
In a new Crypto In One Minute episode, Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, confirmed that the U.S. SEC has officially dropped all crypto-related lawsuits, including its long-standing case against Ripple. The final appeal was withdrawn in March 2025, putting an end to years of legal battles.
While the SEC has closed all crypto cases, some people still believe the Ripple vs SEC isn’t over. Alderoty has clearly stated that the case is done, ending all doubts with just a few words.
Alderoty explained that the main problem was the lack of clear rules. For years, the SEC tried to control the crypto industry using old laws that weren’t made for digital assets. This led to confusion and unfair penalties for many crypto companies.
Alderoty said, “You can’t punish an industry for rules it was never given.” Now, Ripple is working closely with lawmakers to help build new crypto laws that make sense.
Ripple is helping design new laws with four big goals in mind: protecting consumers from scams, keeping markets safe, stopping bad actors, and supporting innovation. The goal is to make sure crypto can grow without harming the public. Alderoty believes this shift gives the U.S. a chance to lead in global digital finance by creating fair rules that help both companies and investors.
Ripple’s Executive Chairman, Chris Larsen, met with new SEC Chair, Paul Atkins, on May 2, 2025. Atkins, who was appointed under a more crypto-friendly administration, has already said the SEC should support the industry instead of slowing it down. This meeting could help bring even more clarity about XRP’s status and how Ripple’s technology fits into the future of finance.
With all this progress, excitement is building. Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas predicts there’s now an 85% chance that an XRP ETF will be approved in 2025. XRP is currently trading at $2.23, up over 3% in the last 24 hours.
The SEC vs Ripple case officially ended in March 2025 when the SEC withdrew its final appeal, closing the years-long legal battle.
Yes, the SEC dropped the Ripple case in March 2025, confirming there will be no further legal action related to XRP’s alleged securities violation.
Ripple’s legal team confirmed the case is fully closed and is now working with lawmakers to help draft clear and fair crypto regulations in the U.S.
The Ripple vs SEC lawsuit centered on whether XRP was an unregistered security, with the SEC accusing Ripple of illegal token sales since 2013.
The XRP lawsuit is now closed. Ripple was cleared of most major allegations, and XRP is no longer considered a security in the U.S. by legal precedent.
Industry analysts, including Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas, predict an 85% chance of an XRP ETF approval in 2025 after the Ripple vs SEC case ended.
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