XRP Listing on Ripple’s Liquidity Hub Delayed: Regulatory Clarity Needed

• Ripple recently had a secret meeting with Coinbase which has sparked speculation that Ripple may be trying to get XRP relisted on Coinbase.
• However, prominent lawyers and digital asset enthusiasts have suggested that the meeting wasn’t about XRP but was more likely about Ripple helping Coinbase in their legal battle against the SEC.
• XRP holders are eagerly awaiting its relisting on Coinbase, but Ripple is not listing it on their own liquidity hub service until there is more regulatory clarity in the US.

Ripple and Coinbase Meeting Sparks Speculation

Ripple recently had a secret meeting with Coinbase which has sparked speculation that Ripple may be trying to get XRP relisted on Coinbase. This could be a game-changing development in the crypto world as the outcome of this meeting could determine whether or not XRP will be listed again.

The Meeting Could Be About Regulatory Clarity

Prominent lawyers and digital asset enthusiasts have suggested that the meeting wasn’t about XRP but was more likely about Ripple helping Coinbase in their legal battle against the SEC. Bill Morgan believes that Ripple might be assisting Coinbase in their petition for a writ of mandamus and/or their defense against the SEC’s enforcement action.

XRP Holders Eagerly Await Relisting

XRP holders are eagerly awaiting its relisting on Coinbase, but Ripple is not listing it on their own liquidity hub service until there is more regulatory clarity in the US. John E Deaton suggests that Ripple isn’t listing XRP until they can better understand how Judge Torres will rule concerning the SEC’s enforcement action against them.

SEC Legal Battle Crucial For Listing Outcome

The outcome of the ongoing legal battle between SEC and Ripple is crucial, as it will determine whether or not XRP will be relisted on exchanges like Coinbase. If Judge Torres decides to side with SEC then it is unlikely that we will see an XRP listing anytime soon.

What Does The Future Hold?

Only time can tell what the future holds for both parties involved in this legal battle, however one thing remains certain – if Judge Torres rules in favor of SEC then it is unlikely we will see an XRP listing anytime soon.

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