The impending leadership change at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), with Paul Atkins set to replace Gary Gensler as chairman, has rekindled optimism that Ripple's long-standing lawsuit may conclude in 2025.
The pro-cryptocurrency stance of the Trump administration is seen as a turning point, sparking hopes for favorable solutions.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has expressed enthusiasm for working with the new SEC leadership, fueling speculation that the case might be dismissed or settled. Legal analyst Jeremy Hogan believes a potential resolution could be reached in April or May, although procedural requirements may extend the timeline. Nevertheless, many anticipate the lawsuit's imminent conclusion, bringing regulatory clarity for XRP.
Under the current government leadership, the SEC is expected to make a final push before the leadership change. As the January 15 deadline for opening statements approaches, the agency may try to influence the trajectory of the case. However, the incoming pro-cryptocurrency leadership is expected to create a more favorable environment for Ripple.
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