The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently withdrawn several high-profile investigations and lawsuits against major cryptocurrency firms, marking a significant regulatory shift under Acting Chair Mark Uyeda. Cases against Coinbase, Robinhood, Uniswap, and Consensys have been dismissed or paused, reflecting a departure from the aggressive enforcement approach previously adopted under former Chair Gary Gensler. This change comes as the SEC prepares for its first crypto roundtable discussion on March 21, aimed at fostering a more crypto-friendly regulatory environment. Additionally, BlackRock has added Bitcoin ETFs to its model portfolio, and the CME Group plans to launch Solana futures on March 17. Analysts remain optimistic, with some predicting Bitcoin could reach $200,000 this year. The upcoming crypto summit on March 7, announced by the White House, is expected to further outline the administration's approach to cryptocurrency regulation.