Key Points:US lawmakers press SEC on crypto listings, focusing on Tron’s Nasdaq issues.Lack of official statements on SEC’s Justin Sun enforcement actions.Questions raised on Tron’s Nasdaq listing, possible ties to Trump-related projects. Senator Merkley and Representative Casten urge the SEC to address concerns over Tron’s Nasdaq listing and dropped enforcement against Justin Sun linked to potential Trump-affiliated crypto projects. The inquiry highlights challenges in crypto regulation and U.S. exchange standards, questioning the SEC’s ability to manage potential financial and national security risks effectively. Lawmakers Question SEC’s Approach on Tron’s Nasdaq Moves U.S. lawmakers pressed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding how crypto companies are listed on exchanges. They questioned the SEC ceasing its enforcement action against Tron’s founder Justin Sun. Senator Jeff Merkley and Representative Sean Casten expressed concerns over potential influence involving Sun’s investments connected to Trump family projects. Key potential implications include scrutiny over Tron’s options to meet U.S. exchange requirements and broader concerns about foreign crypto registrants. These developments could lead to further scrutiny of how foreign crypto firms interact with American markets. We need to ensure that our regulatory frameworks are transparent to protect investors in these rapidly evolving markets. — Senator Jeff Merkley, U.S. Senator, Senate of Oregon Justin Sun’s Case Prompts Calls for Regulatory Clarity Did you know? Justin Sun’s enforcement case halt led lawmakers to question if Sun’s investments in Trump-related crypto could affect regulatory processing. TRON (TRX) trades currently at $0.35 with a market cap of $33.34 billion, showing resilient performance in broader market trends. Despite scrutiny, TRX’s circulating supply remains at formatNumber(94663728368, 0) as updated at 01:05 UTC on September 19, 2025, reports CoinMarketCap. TRON(TRX), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 01:05 UTC on September 19, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Coincu research highlights that the ongoing scrutiny may encourage more stringent exchange policies. It could also lead regulators to refine guidelines on digital assets linked to non-US entities, helping ensure compliance with American financial standards. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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