Judge Torres Could Give Ripple an Outright Win

The legal battle between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been ongoing for months, with both sides presenting their arguments in court. Now, many are wondering if Judge Torres could give Ripple an outright win in the case. The SEC has accused Ripple of selling unregistered securities to investors, but Ripple denies these claims and is fighting back against the allegations. The company believes that its XRP tokens should not be classified as securities under U.S. law because they were sold before 1933, when the Securities Act was enacted. This argument is currently being considered by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals and could potentially reach the Supreme Court for a final ruling on the matter. However, some experts believe that Judge Torres may not agree with this pre-1933 Blue Sky argument, even though it could potentially be accepted by the Supreme Court. Instead, they argue that she may take a different approach to deciding whether or not XRP should be classified as a security under U.S law. For example, she may look at other factors such as how XRP is used by investors or how it functions within Ripple’s business model in order to make her decision on whether or not it should be classified as a security under U.S law. It remains to be seen what decision Judge Torres will make on this case, but many are hopeful that she will find in favor of Ripple and give them an outright win in this legal battle with the SEC over XRP tokens being classified as securities under U.S law or not .