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The SEC has dismissed its civil action against Gemini with prejudice, indicating a positive resolution for the cryptocurrency exchange following its agreement to contribute $40 million towards recovering lost assets for investors.

ArrowMark Financial Corp.

Adani group stocks have plummeted due to the U.S.

Nasdaq has filed with the US SEC to remove position limits on Bitcoin and Ether ETF options, aiming to address unequal treatment in derivatives markets.

Nasdaq has requested the SEC to lift trading restrictions on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, potentially increasing market accessibility and investment opportunities for these cryptocurrencies.

Thailand's SEC is planning to introduce new regulations for crypto ETFs and futures trading, aiming to establish the country as a regional hub for institutional crypto investment.

The NYSE is launching a new blockchain platform for 24/7 stock trading, aiming to meet the growing demand for continuous markets, with instant settlement and stablecoin funding.

Coinbase and other companies have expressed concerns over a major crypto bill due to provisions addressing decentralized finance, SEC jurisdiction, and stablecoin yield, which have alarmed industry participants.

SEC chair Paul Atkins expressed optimism that the market structure bill will be signed into law by President Trump this year, citing bipartisan support for the legislation aimed at regulating crypto markets.

The SEC is expected to continue its pro-crypto stance in 2026, with a fully Republican-controlled commission, potentially leading to favorable rulemaking for the crypto industry.

Lazydays Holdings, Inc.

Navan's IPO saw a significant drop of 20% on its first trading day, valuing the company at $4.7 billion, roughly half of its previous private valuation of $9.2 billion.