Ripple vs. SEC: Is June 13 the Date for Final Settlement?

The Real Remi Relief, a popular XRP advocate, has caused a stir on the social media platforms with a bold claim relating to Ripple’s ongoing legal struggle against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. In a recent post on X, she said that Ripple, the SEC, and Judge Analisa Torres have “reached a deal” in the long-running lawsuit.

Remi added that a public announcement could be made as soon as Friday, June 13, 2025. However, she also noted, “Even though it’s not 100% confirmed, I’m personally going to prepare as if it is.” She also commented that XRP’s price could increase significantly once it crosses its all-time high of $3.84.

Is Ripple-SEC Settlement on June 13, Source: X

However, at the time of writing, XRP is trading around $2.25, up about 4% in the last 24 hours. Before this, Remi hinted at some “potential” XRP news and urged her followers to buy XRP—especially if the price is around $2. She confidently claimed, “A $5 investment will be worth thousands.”

Followers of Remi are taking the news seriously as she owns the track record of getting things right, like predicting the DOGE ETF and earlier court rulings. Her latest statement has fueled speculation that the Ripple-SEC dispute is nearing a resolution favorable to the blockchain firm. 

However, not everyone is convinced. Marc Fagel, former SEC Commissioner, responded bluntly, calling the claim “false.” Also, there has been no official confirmation on the claims of settlement on June 13.

Ripple has been fighting the SEC since 2020 over whether XRP is a security. If this rumored deal is true, it might mark the end of the lawsuit, and Ripple may have come out ahead. That could be huge for the entire crypto world, especially if it brings regulatory clarity to digital assets in the U.S.

It hasn’t all been smooth sailing, though. On May 15, Judge Torres rejected a joint request from Ripple and the SEC to reduce the firm’s fine and dissolve an old injunction. She said the request was “procedurally improper.”