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Trump pledged to support the crypto industry and overhaul the SEC by promising to replace Gensler if reelected.

Bitcoin surpasses $100,000, fueled by Trump's SEC nomination of cryptocurrency advocate Paul Atkins.

Bitcoin has surpassed $100,000 for the first time, fueled by regulatory changes and Trump's political influence.

Gary Gensler steps down as SEC Chairman, while Trump plans a U.S. bitcoin reserve purchasing 200,000 BTC annually, impacting Bitcoin's surge.

Bitcoin is nearing $100,000 amidst high demand and potential U.S. purchases, creating historic market conditions.

Bitcoin has broken the $100,000 mark, reflecting significant changes in financial markets influenced by regulatory and political factors.

Hester Peirce's openness to in-kind redemptions for spot bitcoin ETFs could transform them into significant pathways for Bitcoin investment.

Oklahoma's upset over Alabama triggers significant shifts in playoff race and SEC standings.

Florida's victory against Ole Miss amplifies SEC's competitiveness. Ohio State shines with strong performance.

The selection committee's exclusion of undefeated Florida State in favor of Alabama raises concerns about fairness and the meritocratic principles of the college football playoff.

Seven ranked teams, including two unbeaten ones, fell in a chaotic college football weekend impacting playoff implications.

The atmosphere during championship games has noticeably diminished, signaling a shift in the perception and significance of these matches.

Alabama and Mississippi's drop in rankings highlights a shift in the competitive landscape of college football as the season nears its end.

Texas boasts a top-ranked defense in the SEC, achieving an 80.5% stop rate, crucial for their competitive success this season.

The SEC maintains confidentiality during investigations, including those involving Elon Musk and recent settlement offers.

Elon Musk is facing SEC scrutiny regarding his disclosure of stakes in Twitter and claims he is being unfairly targeted.

The SEC is preparing multiple charges against Elon Musk, amid renewed scrutiny of his business practices involving Neuralink and Tesla.

Elon Musk faces a settlement demand from the SEC tied to his Twitter acquisition amid allegations of ongoing harassment by the agency.

Elon Musk avoided sanctions for skipping an SEC meeting due to a rocket launch, after agreeing to reimburse the SEC for lawyer travel expenses.

Supermicro's shares plunged over 30% following EY's resignation, heightening concerns over accounting irregularities and potential consequences including delisting from Nasdaq.

A federal court ruling struck down Nasdaq's board diversity disclosure rule, yet pressure remains from investors and banks like Goldman Sachs to maintain diversity.

The U.S. court orders the SEC to discard its dealer rule, signaling a win for the crypto industry against regulatory overreach.

The SEC's ambiguous criteria for classifying crypto transactions as securities is a primary issue in ongoing legal challenges involving Binance.

A lawsuit against the SEC claims it is overstepping its authority regarding enforcement actions against crypto exchanges.

Gensler's exit reflects frustrations in the crypto industry over his perceived unfair enforcement actions during his tenure as SEC chair.

The SEC faces pushback from 18 states seeking to limit its regulatory authority over crypto in favor of state-level regulation.

Crypto organizations are actively lobbying against Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw's re-nomination, viewing her as a significant threat to the industry.

Immutable alleges the SEC is engaging in 'regulation by enforcement' regarding their IMX token sales, lacking clarity in regulation.

Paul Atkins' chairmanship of the SEC could lead to a more favorable stance towards cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S.

Gensler's resignation led to a surge in cryptocurrency values and market capitalization.

His regulatory efforts faced significant legal challenges during his tenure.

Gary Gensler will step down as SEC chair on January 20, concluding a controversial tenure marked by significant industry confrontations and regulatory reforms.

Gary Gensler's tenure at the SEC ended on Jan. 20, marked by a focus on regulatory reforms and regulations in the cryptocurrency sector.

The SEC characterized Kraken's legal defenses as legally unsupportable and urged the court to dismiss them to streamline the case.

Efrain Betancourt Jr. faces serious charges for allegedly defrauding investors through a Ponzi scheme, despite a previous settlement.

Investors in BitClave will receive $4.6 million in restitution as part of a settlement by the SEC after allegations of securities law violations.

The 12-team College Football Playoff expands opportunities for teams to compete.

Only three SEC teams are currently ranked in the field.

Top four seeds include teams outside the SEC, showcasing balance in college football.

The expanded College Football Playoff is creating more meaningful and chaotic games, transforming the landscape of college football right before postseason.

Georgia is still in playoff contention after its victory over Tennessee despite previous losses.

The SEC's competitive landscape has become more balanced, challenging traditional power dynamics.

The ACC and Big 12 are struggling to send multiple teams to the College Football Playoff.

SEC teams are taking precedence, overshadowing other conferences' at-large hopes.

BYU's winning streak keeps them in the playoff dialogue despite challenges; performance against top teams matters.

Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava is expected to play against Georgia after a concussion scare, crucial for the team's playoff hopes.

The 12-team College Football Playoff complicates the significance of regular-season wins and playoff prospects for teams, especially in the SEC.

Gary Gensler's role as SEC chair has become a pivotal and contentious issue in the 2024 presidential election.

Gary Gensler will resign from the SEC upon Trump's presidential inauguration, ending his strict regulatory approach towards the cryptocurrency industry.

SEC recorded $8.2 billion in penalties for fiscal year 2024, the highest ever during Gensler's tenure.

Trump is expected to appoint a new SEC chair, likely moving away from Gensler's contentious leadership.