TechFlow news, October 20 — According to Bitcoin.com, Ripple's Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty recently confirmed that the ruling stating XRP is not a security in retail sales remains unchanged as the U.S. SEC formally appeals the Ripple case. He wrote on X: "Not surprising at all—once again, everything is clear. The court’s determination that 'XRP is not a security' was not appealed. This decision is the law of the land." In its appeal, the SEC has challenged several key rulings, including the finding that non-cash distributions and sales of XRP by Ripple executives Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen did not violate securities laws. Ripple plans to file its own Form C next week as part of a cross-appeal regarding the institutional sale ruling. Both parties are preparing for an extended appeals process, which could impact how digital assets are classified and regulated in the future. (Bitcoin.com)
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