Ripple seeks legal clarity to enable private XRP sales before potential IPO launch. Settlement and court ruling are vital to Ripple’s IPO timeline and legal certainty. SEC procedures may delay Ripple’s IPO plans until at least early 2027. Ripple Labs is actively pursuing an indicative ruling from the U.S. District Court as it prepares for a possible initial public offering (IPO). This is a key move as the company gets closer to the end of its long legal fight with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Legal experts see this as Ripple making a strategic move to get clear guidance on its ability to make private XRP sales in the future. These sales are seen as critical for the company’s IPO preparations – a major goal for Ripple. Why is Ripple Making This Legal Push Now? Significantly, digital asset lawyer James Farrell believes that Ripple is targeting a settlement alongside a court-endorsed modification of a prior judgment. That modification would specifically allow Ripple to sell XRP privately, something seen as essential before trying to go public. Without such clarity, Ripple faces a tough path to launch an IPO within the next three… The post Ripple vs SEC Aftermath: Court Ruling on XRP Sales Now Key to IPO Future appeared first on Coin Edition .