Insiders: The case between Ripple and SEC will soon reach a final ruling, and Ripple may not need to pay a huge fine

BlockBeats News: On March 13th, journalist Eleanor Terrett posted on social media that two exclusive sources claimed that the SEC and Ripple cases may soon be resolved. As for why the resolution time of the Ripple case has been so long, Eleanor Terrett stated that the delay in reaching an agreement was due to Ripple's legal team negotiating more favorable conditions for the August district court ruling, which imposed a $125 million fine on the company, including a permanent injunction prohibiting the company from selling XRP to institutional investors. The point of contention is that if the new SEC leadership sweeps away all previously targeted enforcement lists of cryptocurrency companies because they believe regulatory clarity will solve fundamental problems, then why should Ripple still be punished? Accepting Torres' ruling would mean that Ripple essentially agrees to acknowledge misconduct - but now the SEC itself seems uncertain whether any misconduct has occurred. There is no real script to explain why this case takes longer to resolve than other cases. Coming soon.