Ripple's general counsel s_alderoty revealed that the SEC has finally turned in the Hinman documents
“While they remain confidential for now , I can say that it was well worth the fight to get them. I’ve always felt good about our legal arguments, and I feel even better now,” he wrote. “I always felt bad about the SEC’s tactics, and I feel even worse about them now.”compliance with a court order
passed late last month by U.S. District Court Judge Analisa Torres. Before the latest ruling, the securities watchdog had flouted six other orders to turn in the documents. Meanwhile, Ripple is not shifting grounds on its position that the SEC has no legal grounds to prove that XRP Ledger blockchain's native token XRP is a security.
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