Here’s What Needs to Happen to Officially End the Ripple vs. SEC Lawsuit

Legal experts have clarified that the Ripple vs. SEC ruling is not officially delayed. The August 15 date is a procedural deadline for appeals, not for the judge’s decision. One analyst suggests Ripple’s own legal strategy is a key factor in the current timeline. Renowned crypto lawyer Bill Morgan thinks that the SEC’s action after Judge Analisa Torres’ original judgment on the case against Ripple is the primary cause of the delay in ending the litigation. Morgan believes Ripple was satisfied with Judge Torres’ decision until the SEC filed an appeal, after which Ripple responded with a counter-appeal. It seems likely to me that had the SEC not filed an appeal of the summary judgement decision of Judge Torres, that Ripple would not have filed an appeal on the institutional sales part of the summary judgement decision (although we cannot be sure) and the parties would have just… https://t.co/UN2vdHibN7 — bill morgan (@Belisarius2020) June 20, 2025 Expert Analysis on the Cause of the Delay According to Morgan, had the SEC not filed an appeal of the summary judgment decision, Ripple may not have filed an appeal on the institutional sales part.… The post Here’s What Needs to Happen to Officially End the Ripple vs. SEC Lawsuit appeared first on Coin Edition .