• SEC ends Crypto.com probe with no charges allowing the company to continue operations without legal pressure.
• Crypto.com and Trump Media plan to launch ETFs that mix digital assets with major United States industries.
• New SEC leadership signals a softer approach to crypto enforcement and focuses on clear rules for the industry.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially ended its investigation into Crypto.com without filing any charges. The inquiry began after the company received a Wells notice in 2024, which typically signals potential enforcement. However, the agency has now chosen to close the case.

Crypto.com Challenged Regulatory Overreach  

Crypto.com took legal action against the SEC in October. The company presented evidence showing that the SEC exceeded its legal authority when it tried to categorize many crypto tokens as securities. SEC officials abandoned their charges against Crypto.com in December when shifts became evident in their regulatory tactics.

Regulatory Tone Shifts Under New Leadership 

This case is one of several dropped by the SEC in recent months. Legal actions against major platforms like Coinbase and Kraken have also ended. The agency withdrew its appeal in the Ripple lawsuit and reversed crypto accounting guidelines. These decisions reflect a changing direction under SEC Chair Paul Atkins.  

Atkins has stated that building clear regulations for the crypto sector is a top priority. Lawmakers have raised questions about his past industry connections, including his links to the collapsed exchange FTX. Despite the scrutiny, the new leadership has taken steps to reduce regulatory friction with digital asset firms.

Company Avoids Legal Setbacks  

Crypto.com, which serves over 140 million users globally, now faces fewer regulatory hurdles. The resolution of the SEC probe removes uncertainty that could have impacted its operations. With the investigation closed, the company is moving ahead with its business plans.

Crypto.com has entered a new collaboration with Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). The two firms have signed a non-binding agreement to create financial products under the Truth.Fi brand. The initial focus is on developing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that blend cryptocurrency with traditional U.S. sectors such as energy.

TMTG’s involvement in financial services marks a new direction for the company. Although full product details have not been released, both firms are preparing for future announcements. The deal highlights a growing interest in combining digital assets with mainstream finance.

With the SEC case closed, Crypto.com is no longer under legal pressure. The company can now proceed with fewer barriers as it expands. The recent shift in regulatory enforcement signals a new chapter for crypto firms operating in the United States.

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