đŸ”„ Ripple’s Court Drama: Will They Refile or Play Hide and Seek? đŸ”„

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Who Knew Courtroom Battles Could Be This Boring? đŸ€Ą

It’s been twenty days—yes, twenty!—since Judge Analisa Torres told Ripple and the SEC they were trying to do legal acrobatics without a net. They asked for an indicative ruling, but the court—like a strict teacher—said, “Nope, you didn’t follow the rules, try again, but don’t hold your breath.” This means their motion was about as proper as a cat wearing a hat—absurdly out of place.

The judge’s message was crystal clear: if she had her way, she’d toss their requests out faster than a bad omelet. Seems like Ripple and the SEC are trying to refile, but guess what? They haven’t done it yet. Classic procrastination—like waiting till the last slice of pizza to make a move. 🍕

Why Are Ripple and the SEC Playing Hide and Seek? đŸ•”ïžâ€â™‚ïž

Fred Rispoli, the legal eagle, says: “Twenty days, no refile yet. What’s going on? Maybe they’re perfecting their dance moves or just ignoring the calendar.” The June 16 deadline looms like a thundercloud—if they don’t file something in Judge Torres’ courtroom by then, the whole circus could restart, with appeals flying faster than gossip in a small town.

20 days later, no refile yet by SEC and Ripple in district court—and the June 16 deadline for the 2nd Circuit feels closer than my morning coffee. Expect them to crawl back before Judge Torres, or else! — Fred Rispoli (@freddyriz) June 4, 2025

If they miss the June 16 deadline, the appellate court will have only the judge’s previous rejection to chew on. That’s like recycling leftovers—boring, repetitive, and nobody wants that. But if they somehow manage to file properly, the Second Circuit might hit pause for another 60 days—kind of like a Netflix buffer, but less fun.

What’s the Next Act in this Epic Legal Soap Opera? 🎭

Everyone in the XRP camp—is it a camp or a comedy show?—is asking: why the delay? Judge Torres told Ripple and the SEC to get their act together, fix the mess, and ask politely for what they want. As Rispoli puts it—these mighty titans must “get on all fours and beg for relief.” Sounds dignified, doesn’t it? 😂

Ripple’s probably eager to kiss and make up, hoping to bury this legal headache. But the SEC? How much groveling can they stomach? Only time will tell, and with just twelve days till June 16, the clock’s ticking like a bomb made of legal jargon. đŸ’„

Is the SEC Giving Up and Going Home? 🏠

Someone wondered if the SEC might just throw in the towel and drop its appeal altogether—like a bad habit. But Rispoli clarifies: the SEC already dropped its main appeal. All that’s left is Ripple’s cross-appeal—about fines, injunctions, and all the thrilling courtroom drama that us mere mortals barely understand.

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2025-06-05 05:52