Lawyer Bill Morgan dismissed rumors of a possible delay in the XRP lawsuit settlement until 2026, saying it was unlikely.
XRP's trial is rumored to possibly last until 2026, sparking debate among crypto enthusiasts. Despite these rumors,
$XRP lawyer Bill Morgan believes that the Ripple vs SEC case is unlikely to be delayed.
Bill Morgan Assesses Chance of Delay in XRP Litigation
As rumors swirl about a possible delay in the
$XRP trial until 2026, attorney Bill Morgan weighs in, providing clarity on the matter.
In an ex-post, he said a delay is unlikely unless Judge Torres rules against the latest joint motion. In Morgan’s view, this scenario is “an impossible outcome.”
Morgan believes the judge is more likely to make a 'common sense decision', upholding summary judgment and existing sentences, rather than letting the settlement process break down and both sides pursue appeals. His thread read,
He believes the judge is more likely to make a common-sense decision, upholding the summary judgment and current penalties, rather than letting the settlement process break down and both parties pursuing appeals.
Recently, Morgan highlighted the possibility of Judge Annalisa Torres granting Ripple and the SEC's joint motion for an indicative ruling.
Although Morgan has some concerns about the motion, he expects the judge will likely grant it, potentially bringing the Ripple v. SEC case closer to a resolution.
Afterward, Morgan also predicted that the Ripple case would be resolved within weeks if granted joint approval. Thus, in his view, an early settlement is not only possible but probable, making a delay of 2026 impossible.
When will the Ripple vs. SEC case end?
Contrary to Morgan's belief, a recent rumor suggests that the XRP lawsuit could last until late 2026. "The SEC v
$XRP final decision could be delayed until late 2026," said Bell, an expert on X.
This prediction has sparked a heated debate over X, with many seeing it as an unexpected outcome, including attorney Morgan.
When Ripple and the SEC initially filed a joint motion, experts like James Farrell expected a swift resolution, expecting Judge Torres to approve it. However, Farrell also considered an alternative scenario where the judge denies the motion, potentially dragging the case out until 2027.
On the other hand, speculation has been rife that Judge Torres is preparing to wrap up the Ripple vs. SEC case. Some members of the community believe that the case has already been settled.
In summary, the outcome of the Ripple vs. SEC case remains uncertain, with possible outcomes ranging from a settlement within weeks to a protracted battle until 2027. The final outcome depends on a variety of factors, including Judge Torres' decision on the joint motion.
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