Crypto enthusiast Diana has highlighted a significant development for Ripple following the formal conclusion of its legal battle with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this month. According to her post, the SEC has now granted Ripple a waiver allowing it to bypass restrictions under Regulation D, which had previously blocked the company from raising private capital without undergoing the full SEC registration process. The move is notable because Regulation D provides a pathway for companies to efficiently raise funds from accredited investors without lengthy filings and regulatory delays. Diana explained that the restrictions had been in place as part of a permanent injunction tied to the case. Despite the settlement, the injunction prevents Ripple from using Regulation D as a fundraising tool. The SEC’s decision to dissolve this barrier effectively restores Ripple’s ability to access private capital as if the injunction had never been imposed. SEC JUST HANDED RIPPLE A FUNDRAISING CHEAT CODE After 5 years of battles, the SEC just gave Ripple a pass that lets it raise money like the case never happened. Here’s the inside story — and why even ex-SEC lawyers are shocked pic.twitter.com/QSg1WLFt3Z — Diana (@InvestWithD) August 11, 2025 The “Good Cause” Waiver and Legal Context According to Diana, the SEC cited “good cause” in granting this waiver, enabling Ripple to raise capital from accredited investors without the need for full registration. This means that Ripple can now proceed with capital-raising activities more quickly and with fewer procedural requirements. The waiver was not the result of arbitrary leniency; Diana noted that the SEC had initially agreed to dissolve the injunction back in May during the settlement phase, but the district court had denied that request. The recent action sees the SEC taking matters into its own hands to grant Ripple this access. Former SEC regional director Marc Fagel was quoted as describing the move as “a pretty blatant FU to the court,” highlighting how unusual it is for the agency to override a standing court decision in this manner. Implications for Ripple and the XRP Ecosystem With the removal of this fundraising limitation, Diana observed that Ripple can now raise capital from private investors without the previous bottlenecks. This could provide more financial resources for various Ripple-related initiatives, including the XRP ecosystem, the RLUSD stablecoin , and global business partnerships. While the injunction technically remains in place, the waiver renders it ineffective in practice, restoring Ripple’s full fundraising capabilities under Regulation D. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Senator Warren’s Position on Crypto Oversight In the same post, Diana noted that while Ripple’s position has improved, regulatory pressure on the cryptocurrency sector remains. Senator Elizabeth Warren has renewed calls for tighter rules on crypto market structure as Congress returns in September. Her stated priorities include banning elected officials from trading cryptocurrencies, implementing stronger consumer protections, and placing limits on crypto’s potential to impact the broader economy. Although she did not directly challenge the recently passed GENIUS Act , Warren argued that it did not go far enough. Her current focus appears to be on stablecoins, corruption risks, and establishing safeguards before the next market uptrend. Diana suggested that this may indicate Warren’s recognition that cryptocurrency legislation is now unavoidable, with the remaining question being how strict the eventual laws will be. Diana summarized the development by stating that “the SEC cloud is gone” and “the capital doors are open” for Ripple. However, she also pointed out that the company’s progress will likely continue to face political and regulatory challenges as Washington policymakers prepare for new legislative measures targeting the digital asset sector. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Ripple Wins Another SEC Waiver appeared first on Times Tabloid .
