
The SEC now extends the XRP principle brief in its latest updates after missing it’s original deadline, prompting excitement in the community.
The U.S. SEC has formally requested an extension for its principal brief in the ongoing appeal against Ripple.
This request coincides with the highly anticipated filing of Ripple’s Form C, expected to take place today.
Defense attorney James Filan shared on X that the SEC has asked the court to move the deadline for its principal brief to January 15, 2025.

This extension could further delay a case already projected to extend until 2026, according to legal experts, including pro-XRP attorney Fred Rispoli.
The timing of this request is significant as it aligns with Ripple’s impending Form C filing, which will outline the aspects of Judge Analisa Torres’ ruling that the company plans to cross-appeal.
FOX journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that Ripple is set to submit the Form C today, although this has yet to be confirmed.
Ripple’s legal actions continue to be ongoing and a developing story.
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