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XRP opened May with a decent price rebound after falling 28% in April, its worst monthly performance since June 2021. Furthermore, the XRP/USD pair shows prospects of continuing its recovery trend in the coming weeks.

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Judge Analisa Torres brought forward the SEC v Ripple calendar to expedite proceedings. The SEC has made several extensions to address one key issue that continues to weaken its case against Ripple. As new developments emerge, further delays could come into play.

Setting up a business is hard. Setting up a business in an extremely regulated sector is harder. Fighting to protect a business that a regulator deems to be run in contravention of regulatory provisions is the hardest. If you want to look for an example- refer to SEC vs. Ripple case.

In a recent episode of the “All-In” podcast, Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong, gave his opinion on issues related to the irregularity around the cryptocurrency regulatory landscape, his thoughts on how viewing cryptocurrency as one big ocean is outright incorrect, and his way of moving forward with the regulatory bodies in the future.

Every few days or so, a new case update from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s lawsuit against Ripple can trigger dramatic changes in the price of the highly-contested crypto asset XRP. That seems to have been the case once again as the coin noted significant losses in the past day and week.

Miami Tech Week took place last week in the South Florida city as part of April's Tech Month programming, which also included NFT Miami and the Bitcoin 2022 conference earlier in the month. Tech Week kicked off with the eMerge Americas conference and the myriad of panel discussions scheduled throughout the city that followed.

XRP continued its correction trend on April 25, falling by 5.5% to reach $0.64, its lowest level since Feb. 28.

It has almost become a populist truism that Bitcoin (BTC) is bad for the environment. By using proof-of-work (PoW) as its consensus mechanism, its entire network consumes a prodigious amount of energy, which at the moment is reportedly higher than the annual energy consumption in some countries. 

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The ever-lasting lawsuit between the Securities and Exchange (SEC) and the fintech firm, Ripple began in December 2020. Since then, the lawsuit witnessed allegations of constant delays, the case hasn’t come close to a conclusion yet. The SEC time and again doing everything it can to delay. This time is no different as there are talks of further delays.

Ripple, the San Francisco-based blockchain company, has admittedly seen more success and received warmer welcomes abroad than within the USA. So naturally, many investors and XRP-holders want to know where the company is looking at next to launch new projects and partnerships. And to that end, a statement by the company published on 20 April suggests where Ripple might be focusing in the near future.

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The U.S. economy grew at a moderate pace in early spring as Covid-19 cases declined and high inflation rippled throughout the U.S. economy, and the Ukraine war created new economic uncertainty, the Federal Reserve said in a report.

Ripple Labs, the San Francisco-based fintech firm, has maintained its offensive attacks against the SEC amidst the ongoing lawsuit. However, it might be time for its supporters to put some hard brakes on that “winning” sentiment. 

The “tribalism” that has formed around bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptoassets is becoming a problem for the entire crypto market, according to Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of the XRP-affiliated American fintech firm Ripple.

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Last week was the Paris Blockchain Week, and the epicenter of crypto policy and regulatory conversation moved to the French capital accordingly. Cointelegraph reported extensively from the ground and ran a series of interviews with some of the crypto industry’s captains who shared their thoughts on the state of regulatory affairs. For one, Binance’s Changpeng Zhao said that he was excited to see regulators embracing financial innovation and introducing crypto-friendly policies, calling it a major trend of 2022. Bertrand Perez, chief operating officer of the Web3 Foundation, opined that many policymakers, including some in the European Union, still tend to act too fast on crypto regulation without getting properly educated on the subject first. Ripple’s Brad Garlinghouse even filled in the Blockchain Week crowd on the latest developments in the company’s court struggle against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, which indeed saw some upside for the issuer of Ripple’s XRP.

In a recent conversation with ThinkingCrypto host Tony Edward, Ripple CTO, David Schwartz spoke about the ongoing SEC lawsuit, Ripple’s vision of development for the future, and his views about President Biden’s latest executive order.

Ripple CTO David Schwartz was the guest this week on the latest episode of the Thinking Crypto podcast. During the same, he discussed the future of NFTs with XLS-20, the Ripple ODL model, and how Ripple ODL is well ahead of any of its competitors.