<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Ripple and the SEC have filed a motion to settle their case, proposing a $125 million penalty resolution.</li><li>The motion asks Judge Analisa Torres to approve an injunction and release the civil penalty held in escrow.</li><li>If approved, Ripple would pay $50 million to the SEC and receive $75 million back from escrow.</li><li>The settlement aims to resolve the case without further litigation or appeals and has been filed under Case No. 1:20-cv-10832-AT-SN.</li><li>This resolution could provide clarity for XRP and set a precedent for future crypto-related regulatory actions.</li><li>The outcome of this settlement could influence how digital assets are treated under U.S. securities law.</li><li>Ripple and the SEC's readiness to settle may lead to renewed momentum for XRP in regulatory and market contexts.</li></ul>

Ripple and SEC File Motion to Officially Settle Case, Propose $125M Penalty Resolution

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