The United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s latest appeal in its case against Ripple doesn’t pose a challenge to the court’s ruling that XRP is not a security. On Oct. 16, the SEC filed a Form C civil appeal with a pre-argument statement against certain aspects of the court’s summary judgment in favor of the defendants in its XRP (XRP)

While the SEC isn't contesting the ruling that XRP sales to retail investors aren't securities, it is instead focusing on other key aspects.

The SEC has filed an appeal targeting Ripple's sales practices and executive involvement, while leaving XRP's non-security status intact.

The SEC has appealed parts of a favorable ruling for Ripple in the ongoing XRP case, potentially extending the legal battle until 2025

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed the Civil Appeal Pre-argument statement ( Form C) in the Ripple lawsuit. The filing is a last-minute appeal in the ongoing legal battle seeking to reverse U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres’ summary judgment in 2023.

The $XRP Army is on fire after the SEC formally filed a Form C in its bid to overturn a 2023 ruling in its lawsuit against Ripple, the world's largest holder of the $XRP token.