According to Eleanor Terrett, the SEC has ceased its legal defense of rules requiring public companies to disclose climate-related risks and carbon emissions. This development is part of a broader initiative under Chairman Mark Uyeda to reverse regulations perceived as politically influenced, potentially affecting market transparency and corporate governance compliance strategies.

According to Eleanor Terrett, the current SEC Commission is favorably inclined towards cryptocurrency with a 2-1 majority. Commissioners Mark Uyeda and Hester Peirce are supportive, which indicates potential regulatory outcomes in favor of crypto initiatives, even if Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw votes against them.

According to Eleanor Terrett, the SEC under Mark Uyeda has voluntarily dismissed its appeal concerning the lawsuit that challenged the SEC's attempt to expand the dealer rule. This decision comes after significant opposition from the Blockchain Association and CryptoFreedomTX, who argued that the expanded definition could unfairly classify certain high-frequency traders as dealers. This legal development may influence trading strategies as it reduces regulatory uncertainty, potentially encouraging more trading activities within crypto markets.