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- XRP fell over 6% following the SEC ending its lawsuit with Ripple labs.
- Bitcoin continues to trade near $87K, supported by strong institutional interest and ongoing activity in spot ETF markets.
Ripple Settles With SEC as XRP Sees Mild Pullback
Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have officially ended their multi-year legal dispute, agreeing to withdraw respective appeals as part of a finalized settlement. Ripple will accept a reduced civil fine of $50 million, bringing to a close the SEC’s allegations that the company engaged in unregistered securities sales through institutional XRP sales.
The resolution brings long-awaited clarity to one of the most closely watched lawsuits in the digital asset space. While the decision marks a key milestone for Ripple, markets reacted with caution, though. XRP is currently trading at about $2.22 as of March 28, 2025, down more than 6% over the last 24 hours.
Despite the legal resolution, the lack of immediate follow-up developments—such as approvals for XRP-based ETFs—appears to have affected investor sentiment. Analysts say the silence may also be a sign of investor skepticism towards near-term use or timing problems with such products as XRP-based ETFs.
Bitcoin Holds Above $86K as ETF Activity Remains Key Driver
Bitcoin continues to trade within range near recent highs, supported by sustained institutional demand through spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds launched in early 2024. While precise flow data were not provided this week, activity in the ETF market has continued to be a key component of Bitcoin’s mass adoption over the past year.
As of March 28, 2025, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $85,175, down by about 2.7% in the past 24 hours. Despite the minor dip, the asset remains near weekly highs, a proof of continued accumulation and risk-on sentiment from market participants.
XRP and Bitcoin’s performance divergence further explains the range of drivers responsible for each valuation. XRP is adjusting for post-litigation volatility, while Bitcoin continues to benefit from its expanding role in institutional portfolios and the infrastructure supporting it.
In the next several years, Ripple will in all likelihood be focused on partnership building and ecosystems, while Bitcoin will further integrate itself as a hedge and investing instrument in diversified portfolios.
Looking ahead, both assets remain central to global conversations around crypto regulation, ETF growth, and macroeconomic shifts shaping digital asset markets.
