- XRP and Sol are ‘crypto securities’ according to a recent complaint from Oregon AG against Coinbase.
- Paul Grewal rejected the complaint for omitting the decision of Judge Torres on XRP.
The Oregon Attorney General (AG), via the recent Coinbase right case, claimed that Ripple [XRP]Solana [SOL]And 29 other tokens that are traded via the platform are not -registered ‘crypto effects’.
In fact, Justin Slaughter, vice -president of regulatory items in paradigm, stated That the Oregon AG marked more tokens as effects compared to the rejected SEC case against Coinbase.
“The Oregon AG -right case covers much more tokens than the SEC complaint, where 31 tokens claimed not to be -registered effects, including Uni, Aave, Flow, Link, MKR and even XRP.”
Source: x (fragment of the complaint from Oregon AG)
Coinbase relieves Oregon Suit
The lawsuit was first unveiled on April 19 by the legal chief of Coinbase, Paul Grewal.
He rejected The complaint, which stated that the Oregon AG did not recognize the decision of Judge Analisa Torres on XRP, among other things.
For the unknown, Judge Torres ruled that only the sale of XRP to institutional investors fell within the definition of ‘safety’.
This could be a different regulatory bump on XRP after a recent 60-day Ripple-SEC break For possible settlement in the case.
On XRP -markets, address the activity spiked 65%, from 27k to 40K users, but network traction did not increase the price action.
Source: Glassnode
Despite the possibility of giving a bullish outbreak Up to $ 2.48 was the price action in the short term of XRP slow.
The Open Interest (OI) fluctuated between $ 3B and $ 4B since February per Coinglass data. This meant that the speculative interest in the derivatives market had cooled.
On the price chart, however, XRP was still within his downward trend. Bullish power can only be confirmed if the Altcoin zooms in with $ 2.4 and the downward trend breaks.
Source: XRP/USDT, TradingView
