After more than four years of legal battles, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that the lawsuit with the SEC has officially come to an end. "It’s over," Garlinghouse posted on X, marking a significant moment not just for Ripple but for the broader crypto industry.

The price of $XRP initially surged over 8%, briefly trading above $2.50 before cooling off. While a victory for Ripple, Garlinghouse made it clear that this case was about more than just one company. "In so many ways, it was the first major shot fired in the war on crypto," he said. And judging by the SEC’s recent actions dropping cases against Coinbase and Kraken while backing off on certain investigations it seems that war may be winding down. But if this fight has shown anything, it’s that clarity is still lacking. The SEC’s control over the timeline of dismissals suggests that regulation by enforcement is still in play. And while XRP’s rally was short-lived, it highlighted how legal clarity or the lack of itstill heavily influences market sentiment. Meanwhile, $BMT has been making its own waves, delivering a staggering 633% gain in just seven days. Unlike XRP’s regulatory-driven price action, BMT’s move has been purely market-driven, catching traders' attention with its explosive momentum. The move didn’t happen in isolation either bingx, known for spotting high-potential tokens early, has been at the center of the action. With crypto narratives shifting rapidly, traders are now asking the bigger question: Where does the capital flow next? The Ripple ruling, while a major moment, doesn't resolve everything. It’s clear that altcoins with strong market momentum like BMT are now in focus. The SEC’s retreat might create breathing room, but in a market driven by opportunity, traders know the real plays are found before the headlines hit.#RippleVictory