March 5th, 2026
A federal judge has granted Coinbase’s appeal request in the SEC lawsuit, pausing proceedings to address whether crypto transactions require investment contracts to be classified as securities. The ruling comes at a pivotal time for crypto regulation.
Bernstein’s bullish 2025 outlook includes a $200,000 Bitcoin target and record ETF inflows under the crypto-friendly Donald Trump’s administration.
Newer trends suggest a 100% chance of XRP ETF approval by the end of Q1 2025, driven by pro-crypto changes under new SEC leadership led by Paul Atkins.
According to Franklin Templeton, favorable regulation will allow the US to reestablish itself as a global hub for crypto innovation.
The rise in corporate Bitcoin holdings shows no signs of slowing.
Despite recent selling pressure due to market turbulence, analyst Egrag Crypto predicts a potential rally to $27 for XRP, citing historical patterns.
Stuart Alderoty has urged the incoming Trump administration to resolve the SEC’s lawsuit against Ripple, while XRP holds steady at $2.21 support level.
The SEC has approved the launch of crypto index ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, offering exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum. They are set to launch in January.
Binance.US has recently bolstered its compliance framework to address regulatory criticisms. The company has hired hundreds of former law enforcement and regulatory professionals.
The crypto industry’s targeted campaigns may have played a pivotal role in Crenshaw’s downfall, as trade groups and leaders pushed back against her regulatory record.
As time winds down for the Senate Banking Committee to decide Crenshaw’s future, the stakes are high.
XRP recently broke out of a rare and powerful technical formation known as a bullish pennant, hinting at the potential for a massive rally with a theoretical price target near $200.
Ripple CLO believes that once the regulatory issues are resolved, Ripple could lead in enterprise crypto solutions.
Despite the uncertainties on the regulatory front, Solana price continues to hold strong.
Donald Trump has nominated Paul Atkins, former SEC Commissioner and current CEO of Patomak Global Partners, as the next SEC Chairman, suggesting a possible transition toward more flexible cryptocurrency regulation.