SEC Officially Drops All Ripple (XRP) Appeals

The legal battle between Ripple and the SEC concluded in 2025, with the case fully dismissed in August. Crypto commentator Remi Relief (@RemiReliefX) emphasized the significance of this milestone in a recent post.

This ruling confirms that XRP is not considered a security on the secondary market, removing the final regulatory barrier that was preventing institutions from engaging with the asset.

With all potential appeal avenues closed, banks and trading firms can now confidently adopt XRP for liquidity and settlement purposes.

Permissioned Domains and DEX Activation

RippleX recently announced that Permissioned Domains are live on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). The Permissioned DEX has achieved validator consensus and is scheduled to activate within two weeks. Permissioned Domains provide controlled environments, specifying which credentials are required for verified issuers.

The Permissioned DEX ensures order books accept trades only from accounts meeting domain requirements. These features create a compliant and secure environment, allowing institutions to operate with confidence. RippleX explained, “Controlled environments that define which credentials are required to participate as a verified issuer” are now active.

Institutional Liquidity Through Ripple Prime

Ripple recently announced support for Hyperliquid, expanding the capabilities of its Ripple Prime platform. This integration allows institutions to access on-chain derivatives liquidity in a streamlined and secure manner. Ripple noted that customers can efficiently cross-margin crypto across all asset classes supported by the prime brokerage platform.

By incorporating Hyperliquid, Ripple Prime enhances liquidity access while maintaining regulatory compliance. Ripple emphasized, “Institutions, welcome to the on-chain economy,” signaling that the XRPL infrastructure is now fully equipped to support professional institutional participation.

XRP as the Main Beneficiary

With the lawsuit out of the way, XRP can benefit from the expanding ecosystem and institutional adoption. The asset’s regulatory certainty and institutional infrastructure position it as the primary beneficiary of these advancements.

With appeal risk removed and infrastructure fully live, XRP is ready for large-scale adoption. The Permissioned DEX will offer verified order books, while Ripple Prime ensures derivatives access across multiple asset classes. Institutions now have a compliant path to engage with digital assets. These developments mark a turning point for XRP as it becomes a central tool for regulated, large-scale crypto trading.

Remi Relief captured the moment, declaring, “IT’S ON!!!” Institutions now have clarity and access, making XRP the clear choice for secure liquidity and settlement solutions.

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