XRP lawsuit: If Ripple loses, can this gamble really work out in its favour
Recently, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed that his company is willing to explore a different path if they lose the SEC lawsuit. In fact, he specifically claimed that the company is willing to explore moving to a different jurisdiction, IF Ripple loses the lawsuit against the SEC.
It is no surprise that Ripple is willing to wind up its operations in the U.S. There seems to be no end in sight to the lawsuit and the SEC has refreshed its resolve against Ripple’s legal team.
In fact, new reports have revealed that the SEC has adopted a new and more aggressive strategy against the blockchain firm through the Wahi complaint.
Filed in July, the Wahi complaint adds insider trading allegations against 2 Coinbase employees. It also argues that 9 other cryptocurrencies are securities. This aggressive push by the SEC may spell more problems for the crypto-market if the SEC wins the case.
Such an outcome will also push Ripple into an uncertain territory since its services will likely not be available in the U.S if it moves to a different country.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>The SEC is using the Wahi case as a way of attempting to declare these 9 crypto assets as securities w/o having to face @Coinbase’s legal team. The SEC has learned lessons from facing @Ripple’s legal team. https://t.co/2xeTxW4L8A— John E Deaton (213K Followers Beware Imposters) (@JohnEDeaton1) August 28, 2022
An unfavourable outcome for Ripple might throw a wrench into its ODL operations, especially since the U.S is one the biggest finance markets in the globe.
If U.S banks will not be on-board with ODL plans, then that might weaken the potential for the adoption of Ripple’s CBDC infrastructure.
An unfavourable outcome in the SEC lawsuit may further dampen
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