U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is an independent federal agency responsible for administering and enforcing federal securities laws.
- Knowledge status
- Verified
- Graph confidence
- High
- Aliases
- SEC · US SEC
Mandate, Jurisdiction, and Verified Facts
Structured facts remain separate from observations, claims, and inference. Each verified row links to its supporting evidence.
Regulatory and XRP-Related Relationships
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Filings, Actions, and Court Timeline
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SEC files civil action against Ripple and two executives
The SEC filed its civil enforcement action in federal court. This marks the beginning of the litigation period; market comparisons do not establish causation.
SEC v. Ripple · Verified1SEC sues Binance and Coinbase
The SEC filed separate actions against Binance on June 5 and Coinbase on June 6, creating a two-day U.S. enforcement shock.
Regulatory crackdown · Verified1District court issues summary judgment order
The district court issued a summary judgment decision addressing several categories of XRP sales. The event record describes litigation timing, not market causation.
Court ruling · Verified1U.S. spot Bitcoin ETP approval
The SEC approved exchange rule changes permitting the listing and trading of multiple spot Bitcoin ETP shares.
Institutional/regime shift · Verified1Spot Ether ETP rule-change approvals
The SEC approved exchange rule changes for the listing and trading of spot Ether ETP shares.
Institutional/regime shift · Verified1SEC and Ripple dismiss their appeals
The parties dismissed the SEC appeal and Ripple cross-appeal, resolving the civil enforcement action while leaving the district court final judgment in effect.
SEC v. Ripple · Verified1
Evidence records connected to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Original artifacts remain distinct from publishers, sources, extracted evidence, and generated summaries.
- urlAbout the U.S. Securities and Exchange CommissionOpen original source ↗
- urlSEC Announces Joint Stipulation to Dismiss Appeals in SEC v. RippleOpen original source ↗
- official sourceAccount Sequences vs. Tickets — official primary documentationOpen original source ↗
- official sourceAccountsOpen original source ↗
- official sourceCryptographic KeysOpen original source ↗
- official sourceAnatomy of an XRP Ledger Address — official primary documentationOpen original source ↗
- official sourceXRP Ledger ConceptsOpen original source ↗
- official sourceWhat Is XRP?Open original source ↗
- official sourceBackup and Recovery Planning for XRPL Infrastructure — official primary documentationOpen original source ↗
- official sourceInstall and Update xrpldOpen original source ↗
- official sourceConfigure xrpldOpen original source ↗
- official sourceChoosing an XRPL Client Library — official primary documentationOpen original source ↗
- official sourceXRPL API ReferenceOpen original source ↗
- official sourceHardware Requirements for Running xrpld — official primary documentationOpen original source ↗
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