Lawyers believe that SEC vs. Ripple case could end with the payment giant's win in April.
- World stock markets got 2022 off to a confident start after their third consecutive year of double-digit gains, while benchmark government bond yields made early moves higher.
- Jeremy Hogan, a lawyer in the Ripple community says the SEC vs. Ripple case is drawing to a close as there is a low probability of the case getting extended.
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