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Hey crypto enthusiasts! 🌐💰
Today we’re focusing on Ripple ($XRP ), which is making waves in the crypto market.
Recent data shows:
$XRP has gained over 25% recently, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum
Daily trading volume and social buzz are at record highs
Investors are closely watching its key support and resistance levels
Why $XRP is trending now:
Strong Market Performance: XRP is outperforming many top coins this month
Institutional Interest: New partnerships and adoption are increasing confidence
Speculative Momentum: Traders are anticipating major breakout moves, which attracts more engagement
Experts believe that if momentum continues, XRP could test new highs very soon. 📈
What do you think?
Will $XRP continue its rally?
Or is a market correction coming?
Share your predictions in the comments! 👇
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The price of XRP has fallen by more than 5% today, but experts are still optimistic about the future path of the coin.
Despite this recent decline, a leading market expert has pointed out the possibility of a strong rise in the price of Ripple's native currency to levels close to $8, which has sparked widespread discussions in the market.

in XRP ETF as Ripple Lawsuit Nears End

ETFStore President Nate Geraci expects BlackRock and Fidelity to file for XRP ETFs in the U.S. as the Ripple lawsuit nears its conclusion. 
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This week, the multi-year Ripple lawsuit saw a major development after the crypto payments company dropped its cross-appeal against the SEC. 
This decision came a few days after the SEC had also agreed to dismiss its appeal, a move confirmed by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. Despite these decisions, the parties still need the SEC’s commissioners’ approval and court processes to finalize the resolution of the lawsuit. 

Previously, several experts, including Geraci, believed that the lawsuit could hinder the approval of XRP ETFs in the U.S. and deter top asset managers from participating. 
This is evident in BlackRock and Fidelity staying away from filing for XRP ETFs despite other financial institutions like Franklin Templeton and WisdomTree submitting respective applications.  
BlackRock and Fidelity to Participate in XRP ETF 
With the lawsuit nearing its end–potentially clearing up regulatory uncertainties surrounding XRP–Geraci argued that BlackRock and Fidelity will participate in the XRP ETF initiative. 
These multi-trillion-dollar asset managers already have spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs trading on major exchanges. However, they have not filed for an XRP ETF even though it ranks as the third-biggest non-stablecoin crypto in the market. 
Geraci expects this to change now that the Ripple lawsuit is coming to an end. 
SEC to Approve XRP ETF 
Further, he asserted that the SEC will definitely approve XRP for an ETF, noting that it is only a matter of time before this happens. Recall that Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse shared a similar opinion earlier, expressing confidence in the potential launch of XRP ETFs. 
Ever since, several institutions, including 21Shares and Grayscale, have filed to launch XRP ETF in the U.S. The SEC has also acknowledged multiple XRP ETF filings submitted by exchanges. 
Earlier this month, prominent technical expert Vincent Van Code forecasted that the SEC would approve multiple XRP ETFs by May 22, 2025. It remains uncertain whether this prediction will come to pass. 
In the meantime, investors are anticipating the SEC’s official statement regarding its decision to drop the Ripple appeal, ending the regulatory uncertainties surrounding XRP. The commission is expected to vote on the decision today during its closed-door meeting. 
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U.S. SEC files a new motion in the Ripple case, opposing an emergency request by a nonparty to present decisive evidence in favor of the defendant. 

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The securities regulator submitted the motion yesterday in the Southern District of New York (SDNY), asking the judge to deny the nonparty’s request. 
Recall that a nonparty, Justin W. Keener, fileda letter in the Ripple case last week. The nonparty made an emergency request to present evidence favoring Ripple against the SEC and the liberty of Americans. 

SEC Opposes Request in 3 Arguments 
Days after the nonparty’s request, the SEC filed a reply opposing the presentation of this so-called decisive evidence. The SEC presented three major arguments stating why the court should deny the request. 
First, it contended that the New York federal court no longer has the jurisdiction to grant the emergency request. According to the SEC, the Ripple case is currently under appeal in the Second Circuit, granting the appellate court authority over the request. 
Second, the SEC claimed Keener did not file his motion to intervene correctly. The commission highlighted a procedural error regarding how the nonparty attempted to support Ripple in the case. It noted that Keener should have first requested to intervene in the case before his April 3 emergency request motion.
Third, the regulator argued that the emergency request was unnecessary. According to the commission, Keener could have shared the evidence with Ripple’s legal team, which the court had already found competent. Therefore, Ripple’s legal team can decide on its own whether the evidence could support its case against the SEC.  
Overall, the SEC challenges the necessity of the request, the court’s jurisdiction to entertain the matter, and the procedural legitimacy. Consequently, it asked the New York federal court to deny the request.  
XRP Enthusiasts React 
The recent development in the Ripple case has elicited reactions among XRP community members. 
Community member Danny speculated that something big might be unfolding behind the scenes in the Ripple case as the emergency request ‘has a lot of urgency.’ 
Meanwhile, top legal expert Bill Morgan highlighted a contradiction in how the SEC and Ripple describe the case’s status. Attorney Morgan noted that while Ripple claims the appeal and cross-appeal are over, the SEC has informed Judge Torres that the lawsuit is still under appeal. 
According to Morgan, the case may have been settled, but it’s not over. This suggests that although the parties may have settled, as revealed by Ripple, the fact that they have not gone through the formal judicial process indicates that the case is not entirely over. 

Current Status of Ripple Case 
Recall that Ripple claimed the SEC has agreed to drop its appeal. Ripple also dropped its cross-appeal in exchange for a reduced fine and dismissal of the court’s permanent injunction, pending the SEC commissioners’ vote. 
However, since Ripple made these statements, the SEC has not publicly affirmed plans to drop the appeal. Experts suggest that the SEC would issue a statement after its commissioners approve the appeal dismissal decision at a closed-door meeting. 
Since Ripple’s announcement, the SEC has held two closed-door meetings without issuing a statement on the Ripple case. This silence continues to spark concerns among XRP enthusiasts, with some suggesting that the case is not yet over.   
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