A U.S. judge asked if the SEC and Ripple would accept the judge's ruling.

According to the report, United States District Court Judge Analisa Torres asked Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) if they were prepared to allow judges to "save capital. "And" to improve common sense ". This can lead to emergency situations, which are expected to take more than a year to resolve. If neither Ripple nor the SEC agree, the parties must file a joint denial. Composite Advocate General Jake Chervinsky explained that since this is a court proceeding, both sides should hire a judge. It is rare for the parties to come to an agreement, but that will not change the timeline of the case. Lawyer Jesse Hynes has said the case could be postponed until at least the fourth quarter of 2021.