- Ripple lawyer denies XRP lawsuit is part of hidden plan
- Analyst claims Ripple is using the SEC case to expand quietly
- Rare moves by Ripple spark fresh speculation across the community
The legal battle between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) remains a central topic in the crypto world. Recently, fresh claims have emerged, suggesting the lawsuit might be part of a larger hidden strategy involving global financial institutions.
According to Jesse, a crypto analyst at Apex Crypto Consulting, Ripple may be using the case to expand its global network quietly. In his view, Ripple has renewed relations of cooperation with the central banks and the International Monetary Fund, so it is clear to him that there is a larger strategy to establish XRP as a global reserve currency.
Jesse also pointed out that the case was formulated to depress the XRP price so that Ripple has time to establish more collaborations across territories. Such perceptions have drawn criticism in society, resulting in different users defending the probability of that behind-the-scenes organisation.
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Ripple’s Recent Activity Sparks New Speculation
Despite the growing attention, Ripple pro-lawyer Bill Morgan has rejected the idea of a staged legal battle. He stated clearly that Ripple would not willingly undergo a costly and drawn-out lawsuit for strategic purposes.
Although Morgan pointed out that Ripple’s recent cross-motions with the SEC were of minimal strength and led to delays, this is not an indication of a collaborative strategy. He stressed that millions have been spent on legal expenses, which would have been impossible had the lawsuit been organized.
I have never agreed with this theory even if the recent two weak joint motions for indicative rulings seemed to unnecessarily delay the end of the litigation by three months (and counting) on a hope and a prayer. https://t.co/mAt0QhDWMI
— bill morgan (@Belisarius2020) July 7, 2025
Similar sentiments resonated throughout the crypto community in X due to the theory’s non-realisticity. Many pointed out that any firm would not voluntarily pursue such a complex legal fight.
In the meantime, Ripple’s co-founder, Arthur Britto, appeared publicly only a few days before Ripple filed a banking charter and a Fed master account. Such a move has also contributed to the rumor about Ripple’s long-term plans.
Although Ripple’s recent actions have drawn attention, Bill Morgan has denied any hidden agenda. He believes the delays and motions are part of the regular legal process, not evidence of a staged lawsuit.
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