The tides are changing favorably for Ripple’s XRP; XRP (XRP) is poised for a promising comeback on exchanges, as Sparklo (SPRK) witnesses an exceptional upswing during its presale phase. This resurgence comes as Jeremy Hogan, a well-regarded pro-Ripple attorney, underscores the vital need to resolve the ‘secondary market sales’ of XRP (XRP) issue that has been at the crux of the enduring legal tussle between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This potentially market-shifting development hints at a brighter future for XRP (XRP) and SPRK.
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XRP Potential Exchange Relisting: Pro-Ripple Attorney Unravels Possible Outcomes of SEC Lawsuit
Renowned pro-Ripple attorney, Jeremy Hogan, accentuates the vital role of resolving the controversial issue of ‘secondary market sales’ of XRP in the ongoing legal feud between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). On Monday, Hogan underscored the importance of clarifying whether XRP (XRP) qualifies as a security. These pivotal questions considerably impact XRP’s potential re-inclusion on exchanges and the lawsuit’s ultimate result.
Hogan laid out some possible scenarios that could address secondary sales issues and sway the presiding judge’s verdict. He proposed the possibility of Ripple reaching an agreement with the SEC to add specific language to the final judgment explicitly excluding secondary sales. Alternatively, the judge may consider the concerns expressed by various amici, particularly those presented by XRP (XRP) holders represented by attorney John Deaton. Drawing from past cases such as LBRY, Hogan remains optimistic about the potential for a favorable ruling for Ripple, which would significantly boost XRP (XRP) prospects of re-appearing on exchanges and possibly hitting record highs.