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The United States (. US) announced earlier today (31) that starting from January 13 next year, American users will no longer be able to buy and sell Ripple (XRP). Last week, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) formally sued blockchain payment company Ripple
Labs, which identified Ripple as a security, accused the company of violating securities laws by using Ripple to make $1.3 billion without registering for securities issuance.

Subsequently, many cryptocurrency service providers are also eager to cut off the market. Three small exchanges, OSL, Beaxy and CrossTower, have decided to delist and suspend trading of Ripple; Chicago high-frequency trader Jump
Trading and cryptocurrency investment company Galaxy Digital have stopped making markets for Ripple; the crypto index fund of asset management company Bitwise has even cleared out Ripple.

Coupled with the fact that Coinbase, OKCoin, and Bitrrex have also recently begun to follow suit, a total of 13 companies have removed Ripple from their shelves so far, causing the currency price to fall for days, from a high of $0.37 during the Christmas weekend to only $0.21 currently. A single-month decline of 67%.

However, the blows faced by Ripple seem to be more than that. Data from the cryptocurrency futures trading platform Bybt shows that the holdings of digital asset management company Grayscale’s Ripple (XRP) dropped sharply on December 29, with the reduction exceeding 9.18 million pieces, with the current total holdings reaching 26.45 million pieces, worth US$5.77 million as of press time.

However, public information shows that the Ripple trust shares held by Grayscale cannot be bought and sold through the OTC market, so it is possible that only investors are redeeming them, resulting in a decrease in Ripple holdings.

In response, Ripple said in a statement yesterday (30th) that it would respond to the "unsubstantiated accusations" from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the short term and urged market participants to proceed before hearing Ripple's statement. Never draw any conclusions about "Is Ripple still safe?"

Meanwhile, Ripple
It said that the current legal dispute will not affect the company's ability to operate in the United States, so it will stick to the U.S. market and continue to provide products to American citizens. The company made it clear that most of XRP’s trading volume comes from outside the United States, where it is better regulated in places like Singapore and Japan.