Back in 2020, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Ripple, alleging that the company broke securities laws when it sold its XRP ( XRP 3.14%) cryptocurrency to investors. The case was ...

As a result, the SEC argued that XRP should be classified as a financial security (like a stock or a bond), meaning Ripple would be subjected to a very strict set of rules, thus significantly ...

The cryptocurrency market is on edge as the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prepares for a crucial closed-door ...

The SEC argues that XRP should be classified as a financial security like a stock or a bond, meaning Ripple (as the issuer) would have to operate under a strict set of regulations. Bitcoin hasn't ...