Despite a near-end conclusion on the XRP Lawsuit, Ripple and the US SEC will be heading for court

Crypto lawyer Fred Rispoli, in an X post, bet on the new updates coming in the XRP lawsuit before the June 16 deadline. He claims that Ripple might file a new motion under the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60

The looming June 16 deadline for the SEC to submit its official status report regarding the ongoing Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit to the 2nd circuit Court has crypto investors eagerly awaiting positive news.

This report will inform the court and the investors whether the legal battle will continue or come to an end. However, expert opinions suggest a further 60-day delay if Ripple files the Rule 60 motion.

XRP Lawsuit Expert Predicts 60-Day Extension if Ripple Files Rule 60 Motion

Crypto lawyer Fred Rispoli took to X to bet on the new updates coming in the XRP lawsuit before the June 16 deadline.

According to Rispoli, Ripple might file a new motion, applying for an opening of time to file a motion for reconsideration of the court's December 1, 2022, judgment under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60 before the June 16 deadline.

If they don't, there would be no good news for Ripple and the SEC to tell in their 2nd Circuit in their 6/16 status report.

"If they do file, it will give them another 60-day extension to present another status report. My bet is that they will file the Rule 60 motion and the 2nd Circuit will extend the reporting deadline to August 15," Rispoli stated.

Interestingly, the Ripple vs. SE lawsuit filings show that Judge Analisa Torres suggested this motion filing after she denied a similar motion, i.e., Rule 62.1 on May 15, in which they requested her to lift the injunction preventing Ripple's unlawful offer and sale of securities.

Additionally, to reduce the civil penalty from $125M to just $50M. However, there's also a possibility that Judge Toress might reject this Rule 60 Motion.

'Judge Torres Has Nothing To Rule on,' Claims Former SEC Lawyer

Past the Judge Torres May 15 rejection of the joint motion, calling it "procedurally improper," the crypto community is dumbfounded and consistently in confusion.

Amid this, investors have asked the former SEC attorney Marc Fagel on the potential updates on the XRP lawsuit, and on what side the Judge will rule on, to which he replies that the "There is nothing pending before Judge Toress for her to rule on," leaving investors in much more confusion.

Earlier, some experts even predicted that the Ripple vs. SE lawsuit would end on June 13, even before the June 16 deadline, claiming that both parties had come to an agreement.

Due to missing updates on the situation, it is uncertain what's coming next. The uncertainty has become a concern for the XRP price performance and spot ETF approval odds.