Ripple may launch its IPO in late 2025 or early 2026.
Legal expert John Deaton expects the SEC to withdraw its appeal.
The Ripple decision remains fact-specific, limiting its broader impact.
Legal analyst John Deaton predicts that Ripple could go public by late 2025 or early 2026, depending on developments in its ongoing SEC legal battle. Deaton suggests the SEC may choose to withdraw its appeal to avoid significant legal and reputational risks.
Ripple IPO on the Horizon
Deaton, known for his active involvement in Ripple’s legal disputes with the SEC, believes the appeal may be dropped under the new SEC chairman’s leadership. This move could pave the way for Ripple’s much-anticipated IPO.
Ripple delayed its IPO plans due to its legal battle with the SEC. In July 2023, U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres ruled that XRP’s secondary market sales did not classify as securities under federal law. Although this decision was seen as a major win, it was limited to the specific facts of Ripple’s case rather than establishing a broader legal precedent.
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