The Investor Choice Advocates Network and SpendTheBits filed requests to submit papers earlier this month in an attempt to strengthen Ripple’s argument.
Individuals or groups who wish to help a court by providing specific information without becoming a party to the case generally file amicus curiae briefs.
The SEC did not take a position on either of the motions described above.
The plaintiffs challenged TapJets Inc. and I-Remit Inc.‘s efforts to file amicus papers in early October. The court, however, granted their requests, handing Ripple a modest victory. Companies were permitted to submit papers to demonstrate the value of the XRP cryptocurrency.
The Blockchain Association has filed a petition to be permitted to file an amicus brief.
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