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- Ripple and Sec have submitted a joint proposal to pause their ongoing appeals when working against a contract agreement.
- The proposal aims to preserve resources by temporarily stopping the legal procedure while waiting for the Commission’s approval.
US Sec and Ripple Labs on Thursday submitted a joint movement to the appellate court, approval is seeking to pause its ongoing appeals following an agreement-in principle to resolve its legal dispute.
In October 2024, Sec appealed against one ruling From judges Analisa Torres and questioned his decision that XRP sales to retail investors were not securities. Ripple decided to cross address later that month in response to the Sec’s move.
The proposal submitted today is trying to keep both SEC’s appeal and Ripple’s cross -application in Abeyance, while the parties conduct the final approval of their decommissioning agreement. The parties have requested Sec archiving a status report within 60 days after the stay order.
Although Ripple has announced that SEC has lost its appealSecurities regulator must internally approve this decision before a public statement.
If approved by the newly appointed SEC chairman Paul Atkins and other Sec Commissioners, the agreement can finally put an end to The long -lasting case against XRP. Atkins, confirmed April 9 is expected to direct the agency towards a more crypt -friendly strategy.
Following the joint request, the second circle will usually issue a stay, pause all deadlines and schedule a status update, in this case, for June 9. During the weeks that follows, Sec internally will review and vote for the proposed solution.
Following Sec’s approval, the parties will jointly move to reject the appeal before the second circle. Depending on the conditions for the settlement, a proposal may also be submitted to Judge Torres in the district court to deal with or change the original judgment.
When the second circle gives the proposal to reject the appeal, the decommissioning terms will be implemented.
In a similar feature earlier this year, Sec and Binance jointly requested A 60-day break in their legal procedures, which an American district judge approved on February 13. The purpose of the delay was to give SEC’s cryptocation group time to create a more coherent regulations for digital assets.
This is a developing story.
