• The Ripple Vs SEC case has been ongoing for over two years and recently reached a conclusion with Judge Analisa Torres ruling that XRP is not a security.
• Attorney John Deaton, the founder of Crypto Law, stated that this ruling will be the “law of the land” for two to three years.
• The SEC may reference the LBRY ruling in their appeal request, which could take up to three years to be approved.
SEC vs Ripple Ruling Predicted to Have Three-Year Impact
The Ripple Vs SEC which was ongoing for over two years has reached its end with Judge Analisa Torres ruling that XRP is not a security. This landmark case establishes a significant precedent for other similar cases initiated by the SEC against various other cryptocurrency companies.
Attorney John Deaton Forecasts Impact
In a recent interview, pro-XRP lawyer, Attorney john e deaton john e deaton founder at Crypto Law US john Entrepreneur Host Market Analyst explained Judge Torres’ decision on SEC v. Ripple case will be the law of the land for the next three years.
Law of the Land For Upto Three Years
Attorney John Deaton, the founder of Crypto Law, has highlighted the impact of the SEC v. Ripple ruling on the cryptocurrency industry. During an interview with Ash Bennington, the Crypto Editor of Real Vision, Deaton stated that the ruling in the SEC v. Ripple case will remain as „law of