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SEC and Ripple Case: Is an Appeal Likely to Succeed?

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Judge Torres’ Legal Reasoning
  2. Similar Cases and Analogies
  3. Additional Motives for Appeal

  4. XRP expert Bill Morgan discussed the likelihood of the SEC successfully appealing the ruling in favor of Ripple.

    Judge Torres’ Legal Reasoning

    Morgan emphasized that for the SEC to successfully appeal, they would need to identify a clear legal error in Judge Torres’ decision. However, this may be difficult, given that other judges have supported Torres’ approach. Judge Torres confined her ruling to the specific facts of the case, not giving a broad judgment that could be easily disputed.

    If there is no obvious legal error and the SEC can easily distinguish the Ripple case because it is narrowly confined to its own facts, why appeal it at all unless there are non-legal considerations.Bill Morgan

    Similar Cases and Analogies

    Morgan also pointed to similar cases like SEC v. Kraken, where Judge Orrick supported Judge Torres' distinction between primary and secondary markets. This mirrors Torres’ rationale in dismissing the SEC’s claims against Ripple. Judge Orrick praised Torres’ analysis, particularly with regard to the third prong of the Howey test.

    Additional Motives for Appeal

    Morgan notes that the SEC’s decision may consider strategic and political motivations, beyond just legal issues. These factors could influence whether an appeal is pursued, despite the legal complexities. It remains to be seen how this will affect the XRP price in the coming weeks, as it is currently trading slightly below $0.6.

    In conclusion, Bill Morgan believes that an appeal by the SEC against the ruling in favor of Ripple will be legally challenging. The question remains whether other factors will motivate the SEC to continue the case.

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