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The protracted XRP lawsuit has sparked a heated debate after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse declared victory during the Senate hearing. Ex-SEC lawyer Marc Fagel has shot down the Ripple CEOโ€™s victory claim, offering a more nuanced view of the outcome

As CoinGape reported yesterday, Garlinghouse remained vocal about the XRP lawsuit during the Senate testimony. The Ripple CEO noted, โ€œRipple was the first leading U.S. crypto company to be sued by the SEC. We and many others understood that a loss here would be a death knell for the industry in the U.S.โ€ He added,The court ruled in our favor on everything that mattered, including confirming that XRP is not, in itself, a security. Our victory cleared the path for others in the market to fight back.

Significantly, Garlinghouse called the Senateโ€™s attention to the need for clear crypto regulation during the hearing. He also noted that the regulatory landscape has shifted under the current administration, with the SEC appearing more receptive to crypto innovation, as evident from the XRP lawsuit resolution.