COIN Jumps 5%, HOOD Gains 4%, BTC Challenges $100K as SEC Set to Drop Case Against Coinbase
The agency's withdrawal of the lawsuit could boost crypto prices, marking a milestone in U.S. regulatory oversight for the digital asset industry.

What to know:
- Coinbase shares gained 5% pre-market on news that the SEC is set to drop charges against the exchange. Robinhood added 4%.
- Tokens alleged securities by the SEC also gained as sentiment improved.
- Bitcoin added to previous gains, nearing $100,000.
Coinbase (COIN) shares jumped 5% ahead of Friday market opening on news that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is poised to drop charges against the crypto exchange.
Popular trading app Robinhood (HOOD) — whose recent growth in at least in part thanks to crypto trading — rose 4%.
The broader crypto market was also climbing higher with bitcoin
The agency's potential withdrawal marks a milestone of U.S. regulatory improvements for the digital asset industry that could boost crypto prices and stocks related to digital asset trading.
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