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From Coinbase to Ripple: The Biggest Crypto Cases Dumped by Trump's SEC

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), under former President Trump's administration, dropped several significant crypto cases, including those against Coinbase and Ripple. These cases were pivotal in shaping the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies. The SEC's decision to abandon these lawsuits has raised questions about the agency's commitment to enforcing crypto regulations. Industry experts suggest that the dismissal of these cases may lead to a more favorable environment for cryptocurrency companies. The shift reflects a broader trend of regulatory uncertainty in the crypto space.

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Bitcoin sinks below $71,000, stocks close at session lows, as 2026 Fed rate cut hopes fade further

Bitcoin has dropped below $71,000 as market sentiment weakens amid fading hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in 2026. This decline in cryptocurrency prices coincides with a downturn in stock markets, which closed at session lows. Investors are increasingly concerned about the potential for prolonged interest rate hikes,

Trump White House Registers Aliens.gov—Is the UFO File Drop Imminent?

The Trump White House has registered the domain Aliens.gov, sparking speculation about a potential release of UFO-related files. This move comes amid increasing public interest in unidentified aerial phenomena and government transparency regarding extraterrestrial encounters. The registration of the domain suggests that the administration may be preparing to disclose

Fairshake's $10 million Illinois misfire marks first big hitch in crypto political surge

Fairshake, a cryptocurrency advocacy group, faced a setback in Illinois after its attempt to secure $10 million in state funding was rejected. This marks a significant challenge for the organization, which has been at the forefront of promoting crypto-friendly legislation. The funding was intended to support initiatives aimed at fostering

Algorand Foundation Cuts 25% of Staff as Crypto Industry Layoffs Grow

The Algorand Foundation has announced a 25% reduction in its workforce amid ongoing layoffs in the cryptocurrency sector. This decision reflects broader challenges faced by the industry, which has seen significant job cuts in recent months. The foundation aims to streamline operations and focus on its core initiatives despite the

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Bitcoin sinks below $71,000, stocks close at session lows, as 2026 Fed rate cut hopes fade further

Trump White House Registers Aliens.gov—Is the UFO File Drop Imminent?

Fairshake's $10 million Illinois misfire marks first big hitch in crypto political surge

Algorand Foundation Cuts 25% of Staff as Crypto Industry Layoffs Grow