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XRP Drops 7% as Ripple v. SEC Settlement Allegedly Postponed

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Thu, 18/07/2024 - 15:34
XRP Drops 7% as Ripple v. SEC Settlement Allegedly Postponed
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Mid-July was a hot time for popular cryptocurrency XRP. Over the course of two weeks, the price of the token rose by more than 53% at the peak of its growth, reaching a high not seen since early April.

Many have attributed XRP's price action to several factors. First, a year ago on July 13, XRP was ruled by a court to be a nonsecurity, and it seems that this partly fueled traders' feelings about the imminent regulatory clarity that would be achieved by the start of the SEC's case against Ripple.

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This speculation has been fueled by a closed SEC meeting, recently displayed on the regulator's website. Many have begun to believe that this may be behind the discussion of settlement terms with Ripple.

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Recall that the latest issue of contention between the crypto company and the commission is the level of remedies for unregistered sales by legal entities. While the SEC insists on a multi-million dollar fine, Ripple is willing to pay no more than $10 million.

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Thus, crypto enthusiasts and members of the XRP community were already awaiting the outcome of this legal battle today when, according to the same SEC website, this very meeting was canceled.

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XRP to USD by CoinMarketCap

As a result, the price of the popular cryptocurrency suffered a crushing sell-off, dropping more than 8%.

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It is funny that the token rose on nothing and fell on "nothing," but that's the crypto market. Following all this roller coaster price action of XRP, CoinGlass reports that $5.63 million worth of positions have been liquidated, of which $3.61 million were longs.

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