Few crypto exchanges have been as busy in the last few months as Crypto.com.
The company recently received a license from MiCA to operate in the E.U., and also in December voluntarily withdrew the lawsuit it filed against the SEC after receiving a Wells notice from the agency last summer (the withdrawal happened just a day after Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek met with then President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago). Not long after that meeting, the exchange announced it would re-enter the U.S. institutional exchange business after abandoning it in mid-2023 due to “limited demand.”
Crypto.com also said in January it would allow its U.S. customers to trade stocks and ETFs in addition to crypto, and acquired several brokerage firms to further build out its offerings. And Crypto.com continued to be very active on the sports naming rights front, announcing deals with Formula 1 and the UEFA Champions League to further build on its monumental $700 million deal to rename the Los Angeles La
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