The Ripple vs. affair. Sec recently kept the cryptographic community in advance. XRP supporters frustrated to blame the dry for the delay. However, a legal expert has clarified certain important details of the case.
Who is behind the delay?
According to lawyer Bill Morgan, it is actually Ripple who causes delay. In a recent article, the expert explained that Ripple wants the court to delete the injunction on how he can sell XRP. Surprisingly, the dry cooperates and even helps the process.
While many expected a quick settlement months ago, the case was maintained because Ripple focuses on the lifting of these restrictions first.
A user asked Morgan if the dissolution of the injunction is necessary for Ripple to advance. Morgan said: “Ripple needs it, not XRP investors”, clearly indicating that the decision mainly benefits Ripple the ability to sell XRP to institutions.
Another question has been raised: can the judge withdraw the injunction but keep the fine? The lawyer confirmed that the judge had the power to do so.
The judge’s decision arrives earlier?
The community is frustrated by the current delays in the Ripple vs dry case. The next update in the Ripple against SEC affair is set for August 15, 2025. But the former SEC official, Marc Fagel, said that the date was not a deadline, and that the case is not delayed until then. He explained that the judge could decide on the request pending at any time, whether in a few hours, days or even weeks.
In a previous tweet, Fagel also said that Judge Torres had already ruled against Ripple last year, issuing a fine of $ 125 million and a permanent injunction. The case only continues because Ripple and the SEC have appealed and are now looking for changes, which is on them, not the judge.
According to Morgan, a decision could happen earlier. Any additional delay could trigger new calls and slow down settlement talks.
The two parties signed the agreement, interrupted their calls and submitted the necessary requests. Now it all depends on the Torres judge who made a decision. Once approved, Ripple will pay a fine of $ 50 million, the injunction will be lifted and the two calls will be abandoned.
