According to Crypto Rover, the US SEC has officially ended its investigation into PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin with no enforcement action taken (source: Crypto Rover, April 30, 2025). This regulatory clarity removes a major uncertainty for PYUSD and the broader stablecoin market, potentially increasing trader confidence and liquidity. Market participants may now view PYUSD as a lower-risk stablecoin option for trading and DeFi activities, which could influence stablecoin flows and pairings on major exchanges.

According to @iampaulgrewal, new details have emerged from the SEC's Gensler-era investigation of ETH2.0, revealing critical documents identified in the Vaughn index. This development is crucial for traders as it may impact Ethereum's regulatory landscape and trading strategies.

According to EmberCN, following the conclusion of the SEC's investigation into Immutable, the price of IMX experienced an increase. A whale/organization capitalized on this by selling 17.17 million IMX tokens worth $9.67 million at an average price of $0.56 over the past eight days. The entity transferred IMX tokens to FalconX, an institutional brokerage platform, after the price surge news, and then moved them to Binance.

According to Hamster Kombat, Gemini’s Winklevoss announced that the SEC investigation into Gemini has concluded without any actions taken, which may influence investor confidence in the platform's stability. Additionally, Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest-ever daily outflow of $938 million, a potential indicator of bearish sentiment or portfolio rebalancing by institutional investors. Furthermore, Hamster Kombat's launch of a Layer-2 blockchain on the TON network could provide new opportunities for traders interested in decentralized finance applications.