Legal experts believe that the XRP lawsuit will be over by mid-2025.
The lawsuit will not survive a change in leadership at the SEC, the experts said.
XRP is up only 5% since November 2023, being the worst-performing token in the top 10.
The lawsuit filed by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against Ripple over XRP token sales could conclude soon, according to a legal panel featuring prominent advocates John Deaton, James Murphy (“MetaLawMan”), and Jeremy Hogan. The panel, appearing on the CryptoLawTV YouTube channel, discussed potential outcomes and suggested the lawsuit might not withstand a change in SEC leadership.
The panel highlighted the possibility of a pro-crypto SEC Chair being appointed if Gary Gensler is replaced under a Donald Trump administration. Gensler has faced mounting pressure to step down from political circles, potentially paving the way for leadership that could end the XRP case.
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