In a detailed commentary on the implications of the Ripple v. SEC case, crypto researcher SMQKE outlines how a decisive win for Ripple Labs could reshape the structure of modern financial systems. The post draws attention to the economic and legal interpretations surrounding XRP, particularly in light of recent academic analyses such as those published in the William & Mary Law Review. According to SMQKE, a full victory for Ripple will go beyond establishing XRP’s compliance with securities law. It will provide a replicable framework for other companies, institutions, and financial players to raise capital and perform financial transactions using blockchain technology, without automatically falling under the traditional securities classification. SMQKE asserts that such a ruling will validate a model in which the tokenization of financial assets, cash flows, and transactions becomes feasible and legally sound. This Is What the Conclusion of the Ripple v. SEC Case Will Bring Soon A full Ripple win will unlock the next phase of financial infrastructure. It will give banks, funds, and companies a working model for moving core financial functions onto blockchain networks. The… https://t.co/jRbP5wlV5G pic.twitter.com/w4maytPcgq — SMQKE (@SMQKEDQG) May 19, 2025 XRP’s Public Offering as a Financial Innovation In the attached legal excerpt from the William & Mary Law Review, the authors argue that XRP’s public offering should be seen not as a sale of a security, but rather as a sale of an asset intrinsically linked to future corporate cash flows. This distinction is crucial. It sets a precedent that could allow other companies to structure similar blockchain-based asset offerings without triggering extensive regulatory scrutiny. The excerpt further suggests that a Ripple win may enable “massive regulatory arbitrage,” as crypto assets could substitute for traditional financial instruments under new definitions, unlocking operational freedom across industries. Rebuilding the Financial Back End with Blockchain SMQKE emphasizes that this is not just about Ripple as a company . The broader effect of a favorable legal outcome would be the legitimization of decentralized methods for managing settlements, custody, trading, and payments. These core financial functions, now shifting toward digital frameworks, would gain legal clarity. The conclusion of the SEC case would validate not only XRP’s status but also the broader idea that financial back-office systems can be fully reconstructed using blockchain technology, without altering the intended function of financial products. We are on twitter, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) July 15, 2023 The tweet points out that while the user experience of financial services may remain constant, the underlying systems, referred to in the legal text as the “back-office plumbing,” would become more automated and streamlined. SMQKE highlights that custody, for instance, can now be managed via smart contracts, tokenized equity can settle in seconds, and payments can connect directly to crypto wallets rather than traditional accounts. A Legal Precedent for the Industry’s Future Ultimately, SMQKE claims the Ripple case is not merely about compliance or penalties. It is a legal test of how far blockchain technologies can integrate with—and eventually reconstruct—the financial sector. If XRP’s structure is upheld as legitimate and non-securitized, the roadmap it provides would quickly be adopted by others seeking to tokenize assets, raise funds, and move money outside the legacy regulatory environment. This development would not just aid Ripple. The transformation would allow banks, hedge funds, fintech firms, and even multinational corporations to adopt blockchain as a legal and functional foundation for their financial operations. As quoted from the law review, “If crypto is granted broad relief from securities law, then a great amount of traditional financial activity will become markedly less regulated as well.” SMQKE concludes by reinforcing that this is not speculative. The court has already indicated that XRP sales, particularly on the secondary market, did not constitute securities violations. The final ruling, expected to bring a comprehensive legal resolution, could set off what many in the legal and crypto communities see as the next phase of financial infrastructure. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Researcher States What A Full Victory In Ripple Case Will Soon Bring to XRP appeared first on Times Tabloid .
