SEC drops all charges against Ripple's CEO Garlinghouse and co-founder Larsen
The XRP token rose over 6% on the day after the SEC dismissed the charges against Ripple’s top executives.
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The XRP token rose over 6% on the day after the SEC dismissed the charges against Ripple’s top executives.
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The new rally was triggered by a decision from the Securities and Exchange Commission to drop legal charges against two cryptocurrency execs.
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