In the last update on the legal battle between Ripple Labs and the Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States (SEC), Ripple has submitted a new letter to support a joint request asking the court indicative.
This file comes as the two parties – Ripple and the SEC asked that the second circuit courtyard continues to suspend the current call process. The SEC was invited to provide an update of the status by August 15, 2025.
In his letter to judge Analisa Torres, Ripple explained that no party asked the court to modify his decision to judge the previous summary, which is still held and remains important for future affairs. Ripple has also clearly indicated that the abolition of the “obeying law” injunction would not change its responsibility to follow the laws on securities. The company stressed that it, like all other companies, must always comply with legal regulations, whether or not it is an order of the court.
Ripple also explained that the rules of the case now, with both parties accepting certain compromises as a reduced sanction, would help avoid more risks from current calls. This would also end a case that lasted years and has taken significant judicial resources.
Interestingly, Ripple stressed that the dry moves its approach to the regulation of digital assets. The agency recently abandoned other cases related to crypto and has created a new working group on cryptography aimed at creating clear and fair rules for industry. Ripple actively participated in this process by attending meetings and sharing the comments.
As one of the first crypto companies targeted by the dry, the case of Ripple has become one of the most closely watched in industry. The company now asks the court to recognize the regulations it has negotiated, which would facilitate the burden of the courts while holding Ripple responsible.
