The XRP community believes that the four-year-long lawsuit between Ripple and the U.S. SEC may soon be coming to an end. This belief stems from the SEC's recent openness to consider XRP ETFs, leading pundits to suggest that the Ripple lawsuit no longer holds weight. The SEC initially ended the lawsuit in August 2024 with fines for Ripple's violations, but revived the case later with a notice of appeal. However, the SEC's acknowledgment of Grayscale's application for an XRP ETF suggests that it may now consider approving it, contrasting with its rejection of Solana spot ETF applications. Analysts see this as a sign of the shifting environment under the new SEC leadership and believe it could be a significant development in the ongoing Ripple case. The sentiment that the new SEC leadership may drop the Ripple case has gained traction in the community, and Ripple's Chief Legal Officer has predicted that the appeal will be withdrawn.
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