New York-based crypto exchange Uphold has disclosed that it never delisted XRP from its platform. The exchange took to Twitter to state that it strongly backed the XRP community despite the prolonged lawsuit between Ripple and the SEC.

The statement follows the calls for crypto firms in America to relist XRP on their platforms. Notably, the lengthy legal battle between the SEC and Ripple in December 2020 affected the price of Ripple’s native coin.

The SEC alleged that some Ripple executives breached US securities rules through the sales of XRP without registration. However, Ripple maintained that XRP is a digital currency, not a security.

Subsequently, some crypto exchanges delisted the XRP token or disabled their services for the crypto assets. However, a few exchanges, like Newton, have relisted and enabled their services for XRP recently.

(by Denis Om.)