SEC remains silent on Ripple’s appeal, leaving uncertainty over case resolution. XRP price faces pressure as the market awaits SEC’s next move on Ripple. SEC loses case against Richard Heart, court rules on jurisdiction issue. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held its weekly closed meeting on February 27, fueling speculation that the agency might withdraw its appeal in the ongoing Ripple case. However, the SEC provided no new updates on its appeal, dashing hopes for a quick resolution. John E. Deaton, the Amicus Curiae attorney representing 75,000 XRP holders, commented on the SEC’s lack of clarity regarding its appeal strategy. Deaton, who has been vocal in supporting Ripple, referenced key individuals such as Hester Peirce, David Sachs, Bo Hines, and Mark Uyeda in his remarks, highlighting the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the case. As Amici counsel and on behalf of 75K XRP holders, @HesterPeirce , @DavidSacks , @BoHines , Mark Udeya, when @Ripple ? https://t.co/GuO7G1Gosl — John E Deaton (@JohnEDeaton1) March 1, 2025 XRP’s Market Performance Despite Legal Uncertainty XRP continues to face downward pressure in the market. After… The post SEC Silent on Ripple Appeal, Suffers Setback in Richard Heart (HEX, PulseChain) Case appeared first on Coin Edition .