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Trump’s Crypto Strategic Reserve announcement sparks a market rally, pushing Bitcoin past $94K and fueling gains in Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano.
Trump’s White House Crypto Summit will focus on stablecoin regulations, Bitcoin reserves, and key US digital asset policy changes.
The SEC has ended its investigation into Robinhood’s crypto unit with no enforcement action, signaling a potential regulatory shift under the Trump administration.
The SEC has agreed to drop its lawsuit against Coinbase, pending a final vote, signaling a shift in regulatory attitudes toward cryptocurrency under the current administration.
The SEC has renamed and downsized its crypto enforcement unit, shifting focus to emerging technologies, cybersecurity, and AI under the leadership of Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda.
The SEC and Binance requested a 60-day lawsuit pause, signaling a shift in crypto enforcement as the agency rethinks its regulatory approach under new leadership.