Oregon’s new lawsuit against Coinbase presses security claims on XRP, even after Ripple settlement

XRP calls will be back in legal reticulia while Oregon pursues Coinbase on unregistered titles, listing the token among the 31 assets which allegedly sold in violation of the law of the State.

In the current regulatory saga, the Oregon trial for the exchange of crypto Jamming Attracted attention to rekindle a familiar classification: more than 30 tokens, including XRP (Xrp), are again qualified as titles, as indicated by the Vice-President of Regulatory Affairs of Paradigm, Justin Slaughter.

In A post X Slaughter published an extract from the file on Monday, reading that Coinbase made available for exchanges in cryptographic assets from Oregon which are offered in titles.

The complaint lists dozens of active ingredients by name and symbol, including Aave (GHOST), Cardano (ADA), Algorand (SOMETHING), Solana (GROUND), Upap (UNITED), and xrp. The trial continues by indicating that Coinbase, via the Coinbase and Prime platform, made available for exchanges in crypto-wine assets which “are offered and sold as investment contracts, and therefore in titles”. These assets, according to the trial, could be exchanged “for examination, such as American dollars, fiduciary currencies or other cryptographic assets”.

Each unit of a listed asset, adds, “is negotiated at the same price as another unit of this same asset.”

The SEC abandoned its own file against Coinbase in February 2025. The legal director of Coinbase Paul Grewal called The action of Oregon is a “copier”, warning that it could “hinder the bipartite efforts in progress at Congress” to adopt national crypto rules.