Democrats had just won control of both the House and Senate in a decisive midterm sweep, and many in the space were bracing for legislative headwinds. Garlinghouse was not among them.

“Pro-crypto members won on both sides of the aisle,” he wrote, adding that the 67 million Americans using crypto “aren’t going anywhere.” His conclusion was clear: “New Congress, with the same mission: clear rules, built in America.”

Pro-crypto members won on both sides of the aisle….and the 67M (and growing) Americans using crypto aren’t going anywhere.

New Congress, with the same mission: clear rules, built in America. https://t.co/daRze1F6lQ

— Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) November 4, 2026

Alderoty’s Take on the Results

Garlinghouse was responding to a post from Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty. Alderoty acknowledged that some coverage would call the election a setback for crypto but pushed back on that reading. He cited wins by pro-crypto candidates in both parties and noted that the Fairshake PAC had secured meaningful wins in primaries and the general election.

He pointed to early Stand With Crypto data showing a “substantial number of pro-crypto members elected across both parties.” Alderoty also confirmed Ripple’s commitment to continued advocacy.

Where the Legislation Stands

The optimism from both executives arrives at a complicated moment for crypto regulation. The Clarity Act has not yet passed the Senate. Democrats blocked its advance in September, and the new Democratic majority raises real questions about its timeline.

Senator Cynthia Lummis, a key Senate sponsor of the bill, has repeatedly warned that this Congress represented the last realistic window for comprehensive digital asset legislation. She predicted that failure could push proper legislation to 2030. With Democrats now holding both chambers when the new Congress convenes in January, that warning carries additional force.

The XRP Army Reacts

One community member captured the frustration. He stated that Rep. Maxine Waters is heading the House Financial Services Committee, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, well-known for her anti-Trump and anti-crypto position, is chairing the Senate Banking Committee.

He also described an escalating turf war between the SEC and CFTC, and asked, “how did crypto win?” Many others share this bearish stance, with another community member stating that the crypto community can’t trust Democrats.

The Case for Optimism

Garlinghouse’s post shows a consistent stance he has held throughout Ripple’s own legal battles and the broader industry’s regulatory struggles. Pro-crypto candidates did win races across the political spectrum, and the 67 million American crypto users represent a constituency no party can easily ignore.

Alderoty echoed that sentiment. He described the pro-crypto coalition as the product of years of engagement from ,”grassroots advocates to industry organizations.” He said those relationships will remain central to pushing for clear rules in digital assets and the tech economy.

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Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty published a summary of the letter, stating the SEC has ample statutory authority to act and that the proposal stays faithful to existing securities law.

The letter argues the proposal rests on three principles rooted in the 1946 Howey decision. The investment contract is the security, not the token. Promises made by issuers can end. Whether a contract exists turns on what the issuer actually represented, not on any general market concept of decentralization.

1/ Today Ripple filed its comment letter on the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets. We support the proposal, and the SEC has clear authority to adopt it.
2/ Years of “case by case, coin by coin” enforcement has pushed innovation offshore. We need holistic rules for digital…

— Stuart Alderoty (@s_alderoty) October 20, 2026

The Cost of Years Without Clear Rules

Ripple uses its own history to make the economic case for the proposal. After the SEC filed its complaint in December 2020 alleging XRP itself was a security, XRP’s price fell roughly 70% within days. Approximately $15 billion in market value disappeared. Nearly every exchange accessible to U.S. customers de-listed XRP or blocked access.

When a federal court ruled in July 2023 that XRP was not itself a security, XRP’s market cap rose by roughly $21 billion. Coinbase and Kraken announced restored XRP trading the same day. Ripple spent more than $150 million in legal fees to reach that outcome.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has revealed that the company almost shut down. Alderoty wrote: “No company should have to do that to learn what the law requires.”

The Wider Impact

The letter also documents wider economic damage. The U.S. share of global crypto developers fell from 38% in 2015 to 19% in 2024. Only about 17% of coin offerings between 2016 and 2018 had U.S.-based teams. Ripple itself hired predominantly outside the U.S. during the period of peak regulatory uncertainty.

Ripple’s Targeted Refinements

Ripple supports the proposal but offers five refinements. It asks the SEC to add a “no presumption” clause for Form TR non-filers. It wants Rule 400 extended to cover the Investment Company Act and Advisers Act. It also wants the SEC to fix secondary market preemption rules that exclude registered broker-dealers.

Ripple also wants intermediaries protected when issuers fall behind on filings. Finally, it asks the SEC to confirm that holding, lending, pledging, or staking a crypto asset does not affect a covered investment contract’s status.

The proposal, if finalized, would codify the legal principle the Ripple court applied in 2023 to determine that XRP is not a security. The comment period closed October 20. The SEC now moves toward issuing a final rule.

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Opportunity, Access, and an Alternative

Alderoty appeared on Crypto In America, a podcast hosted by former Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett. He gave a clear answer to what crypto represents in the United States. “Crypto in America means opportunity, access, and an alternative,” Alderoty said.

He did not stop there. He drew a clear line between what crypto is and what it is not. “It is not a substitute for traditional finance,” he said. “It is a complement to traditional finance.” For Alderoty, the technology works alongside existing financial systems rather than tearing them down.

What does crypto in America mean to @Ripple’s chief legal officer? Opportunity, access and an alternative to traditional finance.

“No one’s going to use a technology unless it’s going to make their life easier. And I think crypto does make your life easier.”@s_alderoty says… pic.twitter.com/NR7NQvTLAv

— Crypto In America (@CryptoAmerica_) September 28, 2026

Ease of Use as the Standard

Alderoty identified a straightforward test for whether crypto earns a place in people’s lives. “No one’s going to use a technology unless it’s going to make their life easier,” he said. He believes crypto clears that bar. “I think crypto does make your life easier.”

He made the point with a concrete example. He described a consumer standing at a Walmart checkout with multiple payment options. “If I want to pay at Walmart right now, and I want to pay through my debit card, through my credit card, through my gift card, or through my crypto wallet, you can do that today.” The choice already exists. The technology is already in place.

He argues that the average person does not need to understand the mechanics behind it. “You don’t really need to know how the mechanics of the blockchain are really working behind the scenes.” What matters is that the experience is seamless and practical.

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A Vision Rooted in Integration

Alderoty’s position on crypto as a complement to traditional finance aligns with the stance he has maintained throughout Ripple’s legal battle with the SEC. He has consistently argued that XRP and the XRP Ledger serve real utility in global financial infrastructure. That same logic extends to his broader view of the industry.

He sees crypto settling into a role as an interface. “It just needs to become an interface, something that complements traditional finance,” he said. That vision centers on integration, not disruption.

The Bigger Picture

Alderoty has spoken about legal clarity for XRP across multiple platforms. His appearance on Crypto In America reflects that same conviction, applied to the everyday user. For him, the regulatory wins matter because they make adoption possible. In his view, adoption matters because the technology genuinely improves people’s lives.

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The SEC vs. Ripple lawsuit delivered that. Courts ruled that XRP is not a security. That ruling stands regardless of what Congress passed or failed to pass.

Alderoty has made this point consistently alongside Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse. The CLARITY Act mattered to the crypto industry at large. XRP already secured the legal foundation through litigation.

Don’t forget – Ripple and XRP stand on settled ground. The 2023 federal Court ruling established XRP is not a security.

And in March the SEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretation naming XRP a digital commodity. SEC Chairman Atkins and a CFTC Chairman Selig understand these… https://t.co/63ML5xmbAP

— Stuart Alderoty (@s_alderoty) September 15, 2026

The Market Reacted Sharply

XRP had climbed to $1.48 on September 14 in anticipation of a favorable Senate outcome. Once the result came in, it fell to a low of $1.27 before recovering slightly to $1.29. The price drop reflected the shock of the vote’s outcome. The community’s reaction made that shock visible.

XRP holders expressed frustration across social media. One commenter asked when XRP’s clarity would actually matter, as Ripple’s executives consistently remind the community. Another argued that XRP’s clarity means nothing because wealthy interests manipulate the system at ordinary investors’ expense.

One commenter challenged the logic of claiming XRP has clarity, arguing that the asset’s adoption does not reflect it. Another argued that institutional money requires full regulatory clarity before committing, and expressed frustration at what he described as political obstruction holding the market hostage.

Regulators Are Already Committed

SEC Chair Paul Atkins said the agency is “ready, willing, and able to come out with rules.” CFTC Chair Michael Selig made a similar commitment at the agency’s Innovation Advisory Committee meeting, stating the CFTC would use its existing authorities to establish a crypto market structure if Congress failed to act.

The SEC released its Regulation Crypto Assets proposal on August 18, currently in a 60-day public comment period. The CFTC directed staff to explore rules for a dedicated crypto asset market structure. Both agencies are moving. Alderoty sees XRP as already positioned within whatever framework emerges.

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XRP’s Legal Position Remains Intact

The 2023 court ruling gave XRP a legal foundation that no other major crypto asset holds. Alderoty highlights a joint interpretation from the SEC and CFTC in March that classified XRP as a commodity. His position is that this foundation matters more than any single piece of legislation.

The CLARITY Act would have provided statutory clarity for the industry. XRP already has regulatory clarity.

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Stuart Alderoty responded promptly to the development, referencing a fresh interpretive release from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The agency stated that it aims to clarify how federal securities laws apply to crypto assets.

Reacting to this, Alderoty said, “We always knew XRP wasn’t a security—and now the SEC has made clear what it is: a digital commodity.” He also praised the Commission’s Crypto Task Force for advancing long-awaited clarity for the industry.

We always knew XRP wasn't a security – and now the @SECGov has made clear what it is: a digital commodity. Grateful to the Crypto Task Force for working to deliver the clarity that markets, investors, and innovators have long deserved. https://t.co/jJ7QTUiJbJ

— Stuart Alderoty (@s_alderoty) March 18, 2026

A Clearer Regulatory Framework Emerges

The SEC’s latest interpretation focuses on defining how existing laws apply rather than introducing entirely new rules. This approach provides market participants with a more predictable regulatory environment. By outlining distinctions between securities and other digital assets, the Commission reduces ambiguity that has historically hindered growth in the sector.

For XRP, this development carries particular weight. The asset has spent years under intense scrutiny, with its classification often debated by regulators and market observers. The SEC’s clarified stance, as interpreted by Ripple’s legal leadership, reinforces the position that XRP operates more like a commodity driven by utility and market demand rather than an investment contract.

Market Confidence and Institutional Implications

Regulatory certainty plays a critical role in attracting institutional capital. Financial institutions require clear legal frameworks before integrating digital assets into their operations. The SEC’s statement may help remove a major barrier, encouraging broader participation from banks, payment providers, and asset managers.

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For XRP, this clarity strengthens its use case in cross-border payments and liquidity provisioning. Institutions can now engage with greater confidence, knowing that regulatory expectations are more clearly defined. This shift could accelerate adoption and deepen XRP’s role in global financial infrastructure.

Ripple’s Position Gains Reinforcement

Alderoty’s statement reflects Ripple’s long-standing argument regarding XRP’s classification. His remarks highlight how the company has consistently maintained that XRP does not meet the criteria of a security. The SEC’s interpretive guidance now aligns more closely with that position, reinforcing Ripple’s narrative and strengthening its standing within the industry.

In conclusion, the SEC’s latest clarification marks a significant moment for XRP and the broader crypto market. By reducing uncertainty and providing a clearer regulatory lens, the Commission sets the stage for increased confidence, innovation, and institutional engagement. Stuart Alderoty’s response captures the significance of this shift, signaling that XRP’s regulatory narrative may have finally reached a turning point.

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White House Session Signals Momentum

Eleanor Terrett reported that a focused follow-up White House meeting on stablecoin yields gathered top executives from banks, crypto firms, and trade associations. While no final deal was reached, insiders described the session as “productive.” Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty summed up the mood: “Compromise is in the air.”

The discussion tackled practical questions about what activities crypto firms can legally offer to users. This is key for platforms like Ripple, which rely on flexible stablecoin programs to expand their services.

NEW: Details from the White House stablecoin yield meeting, per banking and crypto sources in the room:

People on both sides called the meeting ‘productive,’ but, again, no compromise was reached by the end of the meeting. However, deal specifics were discussed in more detail… pic.twitter.com/w5nPlG1DLi

— Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) February 11, 2026

Banks Shift Toward Cooperation

One standout moment: banks signaled willingness to consider exemptions for transaction-based rewards—a stance they previously rejected. This marks a shift toward regulated experimentation, opening the door for innovative crypto solutions within traditional frameworks.

Defining “permissible activities” also sparked debate. Crypto leaders advocated for broad interpretations to fuel innovation, while banks pushed for narrower definitions to control risk. The dialogue shows both sides are searching for a middle ground—a positive sign for Ripple and the wider XRP ecosystem.

Who’s Driving the Talks

The session, led by Patrick Witt of the President’s Crypto Council, included Senate Banking Committee staff and top crypto representatives such as Alderoty (Ripple), Paul Grewal (Coinbase), Miles Jennings (a16z), Josh Rosner (Paxos), and Summer Mersinger (Blockchain Association).

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Banks sent heavy hitters too, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citi, and Wells Fargo, alongside trade associations like ABA Bankers and ICBA. The smaller format allowed for sharper, technical discussions on legal, operational, and regulatory nuances.

What’s Next

More talks are expected before the March 1 White House deadline. Ripple’s active participation signals confidence that a balanced framework—one that fosters innovation while staying compliant—is achievable.

For the XRP Army, this is bullish news. As banks show openness and regulators engage constructively, Ripple’s stablecoin initiatives gain legitimacy and momentum. The message is clear: dialogue, compromise, and collaboration are paving the way for a stronger, more integrated crypto ecosystem.

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According to a post shared by ALLINCRYPTO, Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty recently underscored the significance of the outcome and its far‑reaching implications.

Legal Clarity Achieved

Alderoty emphasized that the litigation victory for Ripple and the XRP Ledger delivered “absolute legal clarity” for the company and its products. That clarity follows the termination of the SEC’s appeal, effectively making the July 2023 ruling of Judge Analisa Torres final and binding. 

During the interview, he stated: “That litigation victory gave Ripple and XRP absolute legal clarity.” According to Tacoma sources, this opens the door for Ripple to deploy products with significantly reduced regulatory risk.

Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty on what has changed for $XRP since beating the SEC's lawsuit:"That litigation victory gave Ripple and XRP, and XRP Ledger that we rely on in our products, absolute legal clarity." pic.twitter.com/TLGk3mc6hd

— ALLINCRYPTO (@RealAllinCrypto) November 7, 2025

A Regime Shift in U.S. Crypto Policy

Beyond the courtroom, Alderoty pointed to a broader shift in U.S. policy. “We went from war on crypto to a goal of making the United States crypto capital,” he said. The transition aligns with increased institutional interest and a regulatory climate more amenable to digital‑asset innovation. 

Indeed, financial institutions are now “knocking on our door” and engaging in M&A activity, which, Alderoty noted, “could not have happened” without both the litigation victory and the changed regulatory mindset.

Strategic Advantage for Ripple and XRP

With the regulatory fog lifted, Ripple now moves from defense to offense. The company expects to accelerate the deployment of XRP Ledger‑based solutions and scale collaborations with major financial institutions. 

Thanks to the new clarity, Ripple can emphasize that its token and ledger are no longer burdened by the threat of unresolved regulatory categorization. As Alderoty said, the dual momentum of legal finality and favorable policy “puts us into a very unique position.”

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Implications for the Crypto Ecosystem

This outcome carries implications far beyond Ripple alone. By achieving a binding judgment, Ripple sets a precedent that may inform how other digital‑asset projects address regulatory risk. 

For the broader industry, clarity often translates to unlocked capital flows, increased product innovation, and faster institutional adoption. Ripple’s victory may thus serve as a turning point in digital‑asset regulation and market structuring.

What Lies Ahead

With litigation behind it, Ripple’s next challenge is execution. Key questions now include how fast XRP Ledger‑based products will scale, how strong the new institutional partnerships will be, and whether regulatory momentum sustains. 

For XRP holders and crypto market watchers alike, the focus will be on whether this legal clarity translates into tangible milestones and commercial success.

In sum, Stuart Alderoty’s remarks underscore a dramatic shift for Ripple and the crypto industry. Legal clarity has replaced uncertainty; opportunity is replacing caution. As XRP and the XRP Ledger step into this new chapter, all eyes will be on their next moves.

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Her post featured an image from former Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett showing a list of top crypto executives expected to participate, including leaders from Coinbase, Chainlink, Kraken, and Uniswap. Amelie’s message concluded with a clear statement of confidence, stating, “XRP IS HERE TO STAY.”

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Ripple CLO Stuart Alderoty will attend a roundtable with pro-crypto Senate Democrats on Wednesday to discuss market structure legislation! #XRP IS HERE TO STAY! pic.twitter.com/0eXhYS9ybu

— 𝓐𝓶𝓮𝓵𝓲𝓮 (@_Crypto_Barbie) October 20, 2025

Ripple’s Role in the Evolving Policy Landscape

The roundtable symbolizes a shift in how policymakers and industry leaders are approaching digital assets. While Republicans have traditionally taken the lead on pro-crypto positions, the participation of Senate Democrats in this conversation shows a willingness to engage more openly on market structure issues.

Ripple’s involvement through Alderoty places XRP directly within this growing policy dialogue at a moment when regulatory clarity could define the next stage of growth for digital assets in the U.S.

Alderoty has been a central figure in advocating for regulatory fairness in the crypto sector. His attendance at this roundtable suggests that lawmakers now view Ripple as an established participant in discussions surrounding digital finance.

Ripple’s consistent call for clear rules and equitable treatment under existing securities law has positioned the company as a constructive intermediary between government agencies and the blockchain industry.

The company’s ongoing success with cross-border payment solutions has given it credibility among financial institutions, and its leadership in Washington meetings like this one enhances XRP’s legitimacy.

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Why the Meeting Matters for XRP

Alderoty’s involvement can also be viewed as a sign of institutional recognition. Market structure legislation affects how tokens are classified, traded, and integrated into financial systems. If policymakers move toward frameworks that provide clarity and consistent oversight, assets with strong legal and operational foundations could benefit most.

Ripple has maintained that XRP is suited for global payments and liquidity solutions, and recognition from lawmakers supports that narrative. As discussions continue between crypto executives and Senate Democrats, XRP’s role as a functional bridge asset within Ripple’s payment network will gain additional visibility.

A perception of greater stability and policy support often attracts institutional investors and payment partners. This could, over time, strengthen XRP’s position in the market and reinforce confidence among both retail and institutional participants.

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He made this comment after Ripple held discussions with Luxembourg’s Finance Minister Gilles Roth about obtaining a license to operate in the country. The meeting signals Ripple’s strategic intent to expand within one of Europe’s most influential financial hubs.

Luxembourg’s reputation for regulatory openness and its established financial infrastructure make it an important jurisdiction for digital asset firms seeking legitimacy and access to the European Economic Area (EEA).

The EU led in creating comprehensive rules for digital assets – and nations like Luxembourg are leaning in. Thanks to Luxembourg Finance Minister @RothGilles and his team for a great meeting last week. @Ripple is excited about our future in Luxembourg and the EU. https://t.co/8vHbPBH7R0

— Stuart Alderoty (@s_alderoty) October 9, 2025

Ripple’s Meeting with Luxembourg’s Ministry of Finance

Luxembourg Finance Minister Gilles Roth confirmed the meeting in a post on X, writing: “Great meeting with @Ripple, as they advance toward securing their license to operate in Luxembourg. We discussed their ambitions in Europe and Luxembourg, and I reaffirmed our commitment to digital innovation.”

Ripple’s discussions centered on acquiring regulatory approval that would allow it to operate across the European Economic Area (EEA).

The move would align with the company’s ongoing effort to comply with Europe’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. Ripple already maintains a corporate presence in Luxembourg and has previously indicated plans to register as an e-money institution there.

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What It Could Mean for XRP

Ripple’s pursuit of a Luxembourg license could strengthen the role of XRP in regulated European financial systems. Operating under EU supervision would enable Ripple to provide payment and liquidity solutions to banks and institutions across the region with legal clarity.

Luxembourg’s financial ecosystem provides strong incentives for Ripple’s expansion. As one commenter pointed out, the country is home to Clearstream Banking Luxembourg, one of the world’s two largest International Central Securities Depositories, which connects more than 2,500 financial institutions in 110 markets. This infrastructure could provide a foundation for Ripple to integrate XRP into institutional payment and settlement networks.

The combination of regulatory certainty and proximity to established financial infrastructure enhances Ripple’s ability to scale its technology for real-world use. It also positions XRP as a potential bridge asset for cross-border transactions under compliant frameworks.

If Ripple secures this license, XRP could benefit from greater institutional acceptance, liquidity growth, and increased participation from European financial institutions.

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In the short video from “Crypto in one Minute,” Alderoty stated that the SEC has dropped not only its appeal against Ripple but also all cases against every crypto company in the United States.

Alderoty began his remarks by summarizing his experience with the legal battle, saying he condensed six years of his life into sixty seconds. He went on to question the very foundation of the SEC’s actions, asking why the case against Ripple was brought in the first place.

According to him, the SEC’s recent move indicates recognition that enforcement actions cannot be taken without clear laws in place. He emphasized that the U.S. has lacked defined laws, rules, and regulations regarding cryptocurrency, which has been a central issue throughout Ripple’s legal challenges.

BREAKING: @Ripple lawyer – Stuart Alderoty says: “The SEC dropped every case against every crypto company in the United States!” #XRP pic.twitter.com/BVg6yfspvi

— JackTheRippler © (@RippleXrpie) August 31, 2025

Focus on Regulation and Innovation

In the video, Alderoty explained that the SEC’s decision to step back marks a shift from legal disputes toward regulatory clarity. He said the next step is to clean up the uncertainty, move out of the courtroom, and focus on business operations. He also underscored the importance of collaboration with Congress to establish smart regulations tailored for the crypto sector.

According to Alderoty, such regulations should prioritize consumer protection, uphold market integrity, and exclude bad actors, while still ensuring that innovation has the room to advance within the United States.

He further noted that this new path would allow companies in the sector to operate with greater clarity and security, without the constant threat of enforcement actions based on unclear standards. For Ripple and other firms, this signals a shift from defence in courtrooms to active participation in shaping the regulatory future of digital assets in the country.

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Community Reaction

Following the release of the video, reactions from the crypto community emerged online. An X user named Ajax commented under JackTheRippler’s post, stating that the SEC’s decision to drop every case likely would not have been possible without Ripple and XRP.

He credited Ripple’s leadership and the XRP community for standing firm during challenging times and playing a role in leading the wider cryptocurrency sector through an uncertain period.

This reaction highlights the perception among some supporters that Ripple’s prolonged legal fight with the SEC has had implications beyond the company itself, shaping the regulatory environment for the entire U.S. crypto market.

Stuart Alderoty’s statement underscores a turning point for Ripple and the broader cryptocurrency industry in the United States. The SEC’s withdrawal of its cases against crypto companies shifts the focus away from litigation and toward the development of formal regulations.

With plans to work alongside Congress, Alderoty emphasized the importance of establishing a framework that protects consumers, safeguards markets, and supports innovation. For Ripple, XRP holders, and the wider industry, this moment marks a transition toward a more structured and potentially favorable regulatory landscape.

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