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Recently, the SEC dropped a lawsuit against Hex founder Richard Heart, sparking community hopes that the $XRP case could be settled soon as well. With the SEC backing off more crypto lawsuits, there’s more optimism. XRP lawyer John Deaton is asking for a quick end to the Ripple vs. SEC case and is directly in talks with the key SEC officials. Ripple When, Asks Deaton He called on key SEC officials Hester Peirce and Mark Udeya, along with crypto experts David Sacks and Bo Hines, to help get the Ripple case dismissed. In an X post Deaton wrote, “As Amici counsel and on behalf of 75K XRP holders, Hester Peirce, David Sacks, Bo Hines, Mark Udeya, when Ripple?” Notably, the latest update on the Hex founder’s lawsuit and John Deaton’s statement come after the SEC dropped several crypto lawsuits against big names like Coinbase, Robinhood, and Uniswap. However, former SEC official John Reed Stark sees this as a red flag, warning it could spell trouble and possibly even the agency’s downfall. Big Wins For Crypto In the first month of Donald Trump's second term, the crypto industry scored some big wins. The SEC dropped or closed six cases and asked courts to pause two more. The crypto industry scored big in the 2024 election, and the full impact is just starting to unfold. Questions about how crypto should be regulated are still unclear. In the past week, the SEC dropped its case against Coinbase, paused cases against Binance and Tron, and told platforms like ConsenSys, OpenSea, Robinhood, Uniswap, and Gemini that their investigations are being closed. These moves follow after SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce announced she’ll lead a new crypto task force and asked the public for input on how securities laws should apply to different types of cryptocurrencies. The SEC also withdrew Staff Accounting Bulletin 121, an unpopular accounting rule in the crypto industry. Though some investigations and cases are still ongoing, it's clear the SEC is taking a different approach under Acting Chair Mark Uyeda, compared to former Chair Gary Gensler. Hester Peirce stated that the SEC is now focused on creating clear policies to guide future enforcement, instead of letting enforcement actions set the rules.

200ms block times on Base L2?! @base is slashing block times from 2s to a lightning-fast 0.2s with Flashblocks on Base Sepolia testnet, hitting mainnet in Q2. What are Flashblocks? Flashblocks are partial blocks issued by the block builder and streamed to nodes every 200 milliseconds (5x per second), enabling near-instant transaction pre-confirmations with native revert protection. Base is already #1 among all L2s in onchain activity, daily transactions, active addresses, and throughput (27 Mgas/s) and now with 200ms block times, it becomes the fastest EVM chain to date. What does this unlock? → Ultra-low-latency DeFi: HFT, perp DEXs, and arbitrage bots → Seamless Web3 gaming: real-time onchain interactions with zero lag → Social & consumer apps: frictionless payments, messaging & interactions The era of "waiting for a block" is ending. Meanwhile, @megaeth_labs's 1ms block vision for real-time blockchain (⚆_⚆) — the benchmark is set. The race to real-time blockchain is on! Live demo:

$SUI [LONG] ⏫ 1st Entry:Market price (1%) 2nd Entry:$2.7000 (1%) Targets: 1️⃣ $3.0000 💸 2️⃣ $3.2000 💸 3️⃣ $3.4000 💸 4️⃣ $3.6000 💸 Trading Leverage:7-8x Stop-Loss: $2.5143 To ensure you receive my signals promptly, please make sure to keep “Notifications ON.” 🔔 If your screen shows an “Unmute” button, it means you have muted our channel, and you won’t receive any pop-up or sound notifications. 📌 Pin our channel to the top so that any updates are easily visible to you. Wishing you the best of luck! ❤️

U.S. spot $BTC ETFs experience $3.546B net outflow in February U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs recorded a net outflow of $3.546 billion in February, with each ETF experiencing outflows during the month, according to a post on X by Trader T (@thepfund). Fidelity's FBTC and…

February 2025 sets crypto hack record with $1.51B in losses: PeckShield Blockchain security firm PeckShield reported through its PeckShieldAlert X account that February 2025 was the crypto industry's costliest month on record, with 20 hacks totaling $1.51 billion in losses. The…