The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has made a significant move in its legal battle against Ripple, relocating case references from its litigation website to an appellate section. This suggests that the lawsuit has entered a new phase and could impact Ripple's future trajectory. This comes shortly after a former director of Ripple suggested that the case could be solved within a week, hinting at a possible dismissal or settlement. However, it remains to be seen if the removal of the case reference indicates the end of the case. The case against Ripple has been a major topic of debate in the crypto community, with rumors of settlements affecting the price of Ripple's XRP token. The recent development has sparked speculation about the future of Ripple and whether the SEC has withdrawn from the case. Some believe this could be a historic moment for XRP and could signify a pro-crypto shift in federal regulations. However, one attorney has pointed out that the case is still active in the nationwide PACER system and that checking the SEC website is not necessary. The removal of the case at this stage may not be advantageous for the acting chair of the SEC, and it is suggested that it should be decided after Chairman Atkins assumes office.



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