November 26, 2025 | 22:38Solana is navigating a period of consolidation after recent market volatility, with SOL establishing support around $135-140. The cryptocurrency faces resistance near $150 while benefiting from new spot ETF inflows and institutional buying interest. Technical indicators suggest a potential bullish breakout if key resistance levels are breached, though broader market caution continues to influence trading patterns.
about Solana Consolidates at $140 as ETF Inflows Boost SentimentGary Gensler
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Gary Gensler is an American public servant and financial regulator serving as the Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
SEC Charges Tron Founder Justin Sun in $31M Crypto Fraud Case
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed sweeping fraud charges against Tron founder Justin Sun, alleging he orchestrated a sophisticated scheme involving unregistered securities sales, wash trading, and undisclosed celebrity promotions. The case, which implicates eight celebrities including Lindsay Lohan and Jake Paul, represents one of the SEC’s most significant crackdowns on crypto market manipulation and highlights the regulatory risks of celebrity-backed digital asset promotions.
about SEC Charges Tron Founder Justin Sun in $31M Crypto Fraud CaseSBF Claims FTX Was Never Insolvent in Prison Post
From behind bars, convicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has reignited controversy through his long-dormant X account, posting a 14-page document claiming the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange was never insolvent. The unexpected prison manifesto recycles arguments rejected during his fraud trial while blaming external lawyers for creating a ‘liquidity crisis’ rather than acknowledging the $10 billion fraud that earned him a 25-year sentence. The crypto community immediately dismissed the claims as another attempt to rewrite history from prison.
about SBF Claims FTX Was Never Insolvent in Prison PostUS Senator Brown Floats Crypto Ban Over Security Concerns
U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, has raised the possibility of banning cryptocurrencies, labeling them as ‘dangerous’ and a ‘threat to national security.’ His comments reflect growing regulatory pressure on digital assets following the FTX collapse and highlight deepening political divisions over how to handle the $800 billion crypto market.
about US Senator Brown Floats Crypto Ban Over Security ConcernsBelgium Declares Bitcoin, Ethereum Not Securities
Belgium’s Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) has delivered a landmark ruling that Bitcoin and Ethereum do not qualify as securities under Belgian law, providing crucial regulatory clarity for the crypto industry. The decision represents a significant victory for cryptocurrency stakeholders while maintaining that other regulations may still apply to digital assets with payment or exchange functions, positioning Belgium as taking a progressive stance in European crypto regulation ahead of the upcoming Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA).
about Belgium Declares Bitcoin, Ethereum Not SecuritiesSEC Halts American CryptoFed DAO’s Token Registration
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has initiated proceedings to revoke American CryptoFed DAO’s registration of Ducat and Locke tokens, marking a significant regulatory action against the first legally recognized DAO in the United States. The SEC alleges multiple disclosure violations, including failure to provide essential information about business operations, management structure, and financial condition, highlighting the agency’s intensified scrutiny of crypto projects claiming securities exemptions under Gary Gensler’s leadership.
about SEC Halts American CryptoFed DAO's Token RegistrationRipple’s 5 Major Acquisitions Since 2023: Strategy & XRP Impact
Ripple has completed five strategic acquisitions since 2023, transforming into a comprehensive financial infrastructure provider. The company’s aggressive expansion comes amid favorable regulatory shifts following the 2024 US presidential election and the resolution of its four-year SEC lawsuit. These moves position Ripple as the first crypto company to own and operate a global multi-asset prime broker, though questions remain about the direct impact on XRP’s price and utility.
about Ripple's 5 Major Acquisitions Since 2023: Strategy & XRP ImpactSEC Admits US 10 Years Behind in Crypto Regulation
In a striking admission of regulatory failure, SEC Chair Paul Atkins has declared the United States at least a decade behind global competitors in cryptocurrency regulation and innovation. The securities regulator is now making digital assets its “job one” priority, promising to transform into the “Securities and Innovation Commission” and implement a comprehensive framework to reclaim America’s competitive edge in the rapidly evolving crypto landscape.
about SEC Admits US 10 Years Behind in Crypto RegulationSBF Claims Political Targeting Over GOP Donations
Convicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has ignited fresh controversy by claiming his 2022 arrest was politically motivated, alleging that his shift toward Republican donations prompted targeted action from the Biden administration just before critical crypto legislation. Despite his 25-year sentence for defrauding billions from customers, SBF and his family maintain he was wrongly prosecuted, while critics dismiss these assertions as a well-funded lobbying effort to rewrite the narrative of one of crypto’s largest collapses.
about SBF Claims Political Targeting Over GOP DonationsCrypto Leverage Wipeout: Lessons from Billions Lost
Yesterday’s multibillion-dollar leveraged crypto wipeout has left traders nursing massive losses, yet the same high-risk patterns continue unabated across centralized crypto exchanges. While regulators like Gary Gensler won’t stop traders from gambling with extreme leverage on volatile altcoins, the market carnage offers a crucial lesson about the dangers of repeating past mistakes in pursuit of quick profits.
about Crypto Leverage Wipeout: Lessons from Billions Lost