March 5th, 2026
Paul Atkins, known for his pro-innovation stance, is the frontrunner to become the next SEC Chair.
The demand for XRP among institutional investors has seen several fund managers file for spot ETF approval amid the upcoming change of the US SEC administration.
The crypto industry recorded an impressive rally, fueling the boom in trading volumes on exchanges.
Shirzad expects “significant movement and hopefully passage of both market structure legislation and stablecoin legislation” from next year.
The surge in whale activity is coming at a significant time in Ripple’s legal battle with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Trump’s pro-crypto nominations for Treasury, Commerce, and SEC leadership could significantly reshape the US financial system.
Brian Armstrong accused SEC’s Gensler and Senator Warren of undermining crypto, fueling debanking issues, and impacting the 2024 election.
Bitwise seeks SEC approval for a crypto ETF, providing diversified exposure to major cryptocurrencies with secure asset management partnerships.
Atkins’ potential appointment as SEC Chair comes amid growing speculation that Trump’s administration might move the regulatory oversight of cryptocurrencies away from the SEC and to the CFTC.
Amid the ongoing regulatory tensions, Ripple continues to expand its influence within the financial technology space.
Robinhood has been tailoring its platform to meet the needs of European users. When the company launched its first crypto staking services in May, it was accompanied by the introduction of localized versions of its app for users in Italy, Poland, and Lithuania.
John Deaton has consistently criticized the SEC, advocating for regulatory changes in the crypto sector.
During the time of Gensler, the SEC was generally perceived as being hostile to the crypto industry.
Robinhood appears well poised to attract a larger user base and take its place as one of the leading platforms in the crypto industry.
Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP contribute 30% and 20% of trading activity on South Korea’s leading exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb, overtaking Bitcoin.