• Coinbase and Robinhood Crypto have additionally had their investigations dropped by the SEC
• Uniswap stated it was a “huge win for DeFi”
• The transfer comes because the SEC undergoes a pro-crypto change of route since US President Donald Trump took over workplace

The US Securities and Alternate Fee (SEC) has dropped its investigation into Uniswap Labs.

In a February 25 submit on X, Uniswap Labs stated the company had closed the investigation into Uniswap and that it was “taking no enforcement action,” including:

“This is a huge win for DeFi and reaffirms what we’ve always known – that the technology we build is on the right side of the law, and our work is on the right side of history.”

In April, the SEC issued a Wells discover claiming that Uniswap Labs operated as an unregistered dealer, operated an alternate, and issued an unregistered safety

As of yesterday, that investigation has formally been closed, and the SEC is taking no enforcement motion

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— Uniswap Labs 🦄 (@Uniswap) February 25, 2025

In April 2024, the SEC issued a Wells Discover to Uniswap, claiming that the platform operated as an unregistered dealer, operated an alternate, and issued an unregistered safety. Uniswap adopted this up with a 40-page response contesting the company’s claims.

Extra instances dropped

The information from Uniswap Labs comes as Coinbase introduced final week that the SEC had agreed to dismiss its lawsuit in opposition to the alternate.

In response to Coinbase, the regulator’s choice to withdraw the case follows a settlement that doesn’t contain any monetary penalty in opposition to Coinbase.

Robinhood Crypto has additionally seen the tide change after the SEC dropped its investigation into Robinhood’s digital belongings arm. On February 24, the platform stated in a weblog that the SEC had “concluded its investigation and did not intend to move forward with an enforcement action.”

Dan Gallagher, chief authorized officer of Robinhood Markets, stated: “We applaud the staff’s decision to close this investigation with no action.”

The change of route on the SEC comes amid a pro-crypto strategy following US President Donald Trump’s taking workplace within the White Home. Many are actually ready to see whether or not the SEC’s ongoing case in opposition to Ripple will quickly be concluded.

In 2020, the company first sued Ripple, Chris Larsen, co-founder of Ripple, and Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple’s CEO, after alleging that they raised $1.3 billion by way of the sale of XRP, an unregistered securities providing.