XRP Price Analysis: SEC Appeal Likely? Legal Experts Weigh In on Ripple Case

The XRP price fallen by 3% in the past 24 hours, slipping to $0.6288 on a day when the crypto market as a whole has fallen by 1.5%.

XRP remains up by 7% in a week and by 12% in a month, with the alt also managing a 20% increase in the past year.

Yet the past few days have seen several pronouncements from legal experts on the likelihood of an SEC appeal against rulings in its case with Ripple.

Some attorneys are now suggesting that an appeal is likelier than not, although with no clear timeframe or indication that the SEC will act, the XRP price is likely to continue its ascent for the rest of the year.

XRP Price Analysis: SEC Appeal Likely? Legal Experts Weigh In on Ripple Case

Lawyer Fred Rispoli tweeted over the weekend that he thinks there’s a 60/40 chance that the SEC will appeal July 2023’s ruling.

In particular, he believes that the SEC will take issue with the court’s ruling that so-called programmatic sales of XRP (by Ripple) were not investment contracts.

His reasoning is that it would set an unfortunate precedent for the SEC’s remaining cases with other cryptocurrency firms and issuers, one which the regulator would prefer to block.

Rispoli was responding to an earlier tweet from noted crypto-friendly attorney Jeremy Hogan, who himself was tweeting in response to a report that one source (formerly) at the SEC expects an appeal to happen sooner or later.

The XRP didn’t react negatively to any of this speculation, and it actually rose from $0.5879 on Saturday morning to a three-month high of $0.6578 on Sunday afternoon.

In other words, the possibility of an appeal hasn’t dented enthusiasm for XRP, which is in a promising position for a rebound from today’s knock.

After correcting a little since the weekend, XRP’s relative strength index (purple) has now risen back above 50 in a sign of growing momentum.

It’s also interesting that XRP’s resistance (red) and support (green) levels are converging, forming a pennant that could see a significant breakout in the next day or so.

And based on XRP’s elevated volumes ($2 billion and higher), it seems that the coin has entered a bull phase, along with the rest of the market, which has been steadily (if intermittently) gaining strength since the Fed cut rates last month.

Combined with Ripple’s renewed expansion of its business, the XRP price could end the year at $1, if not higher.

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