Ripple suggests a network maturity test to define when crypto tokens stop being securities, pushing for clear legal standards.

In a recent speech, SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce addressed the question of when securities law should apply to crypto.

Ripple has submitted an additional letter to the U.S. SEC, addressing a pivotal question about when a token should lose its security label. Stuart Alderoty, Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, highlighted ...

A buy signal is triggered when the XRP price crosses above the SuperTrend line, with the indicator's color changing from red ...

Ripple proposes a token maturity test to the SEC, seeking clear crypto regulations and arguing most tokens like XRP are not ...

Ripple has submitted a letter to the SEC, arguing when a token should lose its security label—a move that could boost XRP price forecasts.

In a letter to SEC, Ripple CLO Stuart Alderoty said the most fungible crypto assets in secondary markets do not qualify as ...

The broader cryptocurrency market dropped 2.58% on Thursday as the uncertainty resurfaces in the US trade wars. The Dexe ...

Ripple told the SEC that fungible crypto assets shouldn’t be treated as securities in secondary transactions, citing legal ...

Crypto regulation has faced upheaval after a judge blocked the SEC-Ripple settlement, and the Senate advanced stablecoin ...

Ripple suggests a maturity test to decide if crypto tokens, based on market value and decentralization, should be considered ...