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David Schwartz, chief technology officer at Ripple, recently took aim at self-proclaimed Satoshi Craig Wright, arguing that the need to address the Bitcoin creator's statements on the purpose of the original cryptocurrency is "delusionary nonsense."

The heart of Ripple's cross-appeal centers on a recent court ruling that determined the sale of XRP to investors did not violate securities laws. Ripple is not just defending itself but actively seeking to overturn this ruling.

The four-year-long battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. SEC has entered a new lawfare stage. In a recent post on X, Brad Garlinghouse voiced his frustration with the SEC, criticizing the agency for ignoring the court's decision on XRP.

XRP is currently testing a crucial resistance level that will shape its price action in the coming weeks. After the euphoria surrounding the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts in late September, the market is experiencing uncertainty and anxiety.

Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, has contributed $1 million in cryptocurrency to a political action committee backing Vice President Kamala Harris.

The conflict began when the SEC claimed that Ripple's sales of XRP violated securities laws. This assertion triggered significant debate, with many in the crypto community arguing that XRP should not be classified as a security.

Ripple has escalated its legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), filing a cross-appeal to challenge unresolved issues around XRP sales. This comes after the SEC sought to overturn parts of the rulings that cleared Ripple's retail XRP transactions from securities violations.

A million dollar worth of XRP has just been donated by the co-founder of Ripple, Chris Larsen. The benefactor?

A particular crypto analyst has boldly predicted that XRP price could rise to $60, driven by the influx of demand and capital from institutional investors as it taps into the market share or daily volume of the SWIFT, a global messaging solution for banking and payment. Related Reading: Helium (HNT) Falters 15% As Crypto Market Tries To Bounce Back XRP Eyes $60 With SWIFT's Volume Boost In a recent X (formerly Twitter) post, Levi Rietveld proposed a unique scenario where XRP's price could potentially surge to $60, marking a staggering increase of approximately 11,220% from its current value of $0.53.

Ben Armstrong, widely recognized as BitBoy across social media platforms, has once again attracted attention from members of the crypto community with his firm endorsement of XRP. In a recent post on X, the influential crypto commentator emphasized the significance of investing in XRP at its current price level.

Chris Larsen's $1 million XRP donation to Kamala Harris' campaign underscores Ripple's regulatory ambitions, but XRP's decentralization keeps users unaffected.

An XRP ETF is undoubtedly a huge positive for the XRP Price if the pending applications eventually get approved by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Several crypto analysts have weighed in on how the crypto's price could rise, considering that an ETF would attract more institutional investors in the XRP ecosystem.

XRP continues to be the talk of the crypto town, given that the lawsuit pitting the United States Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple is taking a new twist.

Crypto market analysts predict that the token's price could soar to $1.50 -$2.20 within months of an ETF approval. However, this exponential growth would be dependent on additional factors such as more institutional investment, broader market adoption, and crypto regulation.

Ripple recently faced significant selling pressure after being rejected at the critical $0.65 resistance level. This resulted in a 23% price drop, breaking below the 100—and 200-day moving averages.

Ripple's Executive Chairman, Chris Larsen, donated 1 million worth of XRP to a Democratic-aligned political action committee supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.

According to on-chain data, a whopping 104 million XRP tokens were moved in a single transaction, spawning a new mega whale in the XRP ecosystem. This massive XRP movement, valued at over $55 million, has caught the attention of the crypto community.

Ripple News recently revealed that Ripple's co-founder Chris Larsen donated $1 million to a PAC supporting Kamala Harris. Why did this news raise red flags among the crypto community?

Ripple has rolled out a new suite of crypto storage services specifically tailored for banks and financial technology (fintech) companies. This initiative, known as Ripple Custody, is designed to provide a secure and compliant environment for managing digital assets, catering to the increasing demand from businesses operating within the cryptocurrency sector.

Former SEC official Marc Fagel has indicated that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may appeal the court ruling regarding secondary sales of XRP. This follows a landmark decision which found that primary sales of XRP were not securities.

The cryptocurrency market grapples with a downturn, two prominent players, XRP and Solana, are feeling the brunt of increasing negative sentiment among investors. Recent data from Santiment, a market intelligence platform, reveals that both assets are experiencing significant bearish narratives, raising questions about their potential for recovery.

Ripple (XRP) has found itself at the center of a storm, especially following the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) appeal regarding its legal battle with the company. This situation has led to increased negative sentiment surrounding XRP, but some analysts remain cautiously optimistic, believing that this negativity could present an opportunity for growth.

Data shared by the popular blockchain sleuth Whale Alert, which traces down large cryptocurrency transfers, has detected a few transactions that carried almost 216 million XRP in total made consecutively.

The legal battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has become a focal point for the cryptocurrency industry, especially following the SEC's recent appeal in its case against Ripple. A federal judge had previously ruled that the SEC did not establish that Ripple violated securities laws by selling XRP to retail investors.