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SEC Case Against Ripple Now Slated to End in 2023, Pressuring XRP

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Key Insights:

  • Both parties agree to closing briefs just before Christmas, ending hopes of a summer conclusion.

  • The latest delay follows Judge Netburn’s ruling in favor of the SEC to allow further expert testimony.

  • Key technical indicators bearish. XRP sits below the 50-day EMA after a fourth consecutive day in the red.

It’s been a bearish week for XRP.

On Saturday, XRP fell by 1.70%. Following a 2.06% decline on Friday, XRP ended the day at $0.7055.

XRP tracked the broader crypto through the week, with market risk aversion weighing on the crypto market.

News updates on the Ripple v SEC also weighed on XRP, which has tested support at $0.70.

SEC and Ripple Lab Executives Agree to Lengthy Extension

On Saturday, defense attorney James Filan shared a letter of both parties agreeing to new scheduling dates.

The letter to Judge Sarah Netburn requests,

Additionally, the letter states that,

“This schedule would not apply to any motions to exclude the expert testimony of Anthony M. Bracco, who offered testimony about the remedies available in this case.”

Filan also shared a tweet from Ripple defense lawyer Stuart Alderoty, who said,

“To all that have been following the case thus far – thank you. Know that Ripple is pushing hard (and the Court is working hard) to resolve the case as soon as possible, despite the SEC time and again doing everything they can to delay.”

The latest delay follows the SEC’s request for an extension of time to file its objection to Judge Netburn’s ruling on the Motion of Reconsideration of the DPP Ruling.