The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially closed its investigation into Crypto.com without any enforcement action.In October 2024, Crypto.com filed a lawsuit against the agency, arguing that the SEC had overstepped its authority.

The case was dismissed in December, and the investigation has now ended without any penalties for the platform.

Crypto.com's Chief Legal Officer, Nick Lundgren, welcomed the closure, criticising the prior SEC leadership for misusing its power against the crypto industry.

CEO Kris Marszalek echoed these sentiments, calling the previous administration's regulatory approach a 'war on crypto'. He claimed it aimed to restrict access to banking, auditors, and investors.

Crypto.com, with over 100 global regulatory approvals, is the only major exchange that has neither been sued nor settled with the SEC. The company continues to operate in compliance with key US agencies.

The development reflects a broader shift in the SEC's approach under acting Chair Mark Uyeda. The agency has recently withdrawn lawsuits against several prominent crypto firms.

It has also established a Crypto Task Force, which will focus on industry regulation in upcoming public discussions.

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