SEC softens tone, but XRP remains under pressure
BROBROK News · Based on reporting by DiarioBitcoin ·
SEC Chair Paul Atkins said most crypto assets are not securities by themselves, reinforcing a softer regulatory tone. Still, the comment did not change XRP’s legal status or improve market sentiment, while Ripple continues expanding plans tied to RLUSD and custody.
Key points
- Atkins said most crypto assets are not securities on their own.
- The remarks did not change XRP’s court framework or market caution.
- The 2023 ruling separated XRP the token from some institutional Ripple sales.
- Ripple’s new trust bank charter is focused on RLUSD and custody.
- XRP fell 3.38% on October 30 and traded near $1.25.
Why it matters
A friendlier SEC tone may help shape the broader regulatory debate, but it does not override the court distinctions already made in the XRP case. For crypto investors, the story shows the gap between policy rhetoric and measurable token demand.
Original headline: “Atkins suaviza el tono de la SEC, pero XRP sigue bajo presión”
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