Nexo, a crypto services platform, announced its plans to reenter the US market, marking it as the eighth major crypto firm to do so in 2025 under President Donald Trump's administration. Companies like Circle, Binance, and OKX are optimistic about favorable regulatory conditions with proposed legislation like the STABLE Act and GENIUS Act. Amid rumors of conflicts of interest due to Trump family involvement, questions remain about investor protection. Binance.US resumed USD services after a significant settlement with the CFTC and DOJ, while eToro filed for an IPO after regulatory challenges in 2024. OKX is reestablishing its presence after a $500 million settlement. Nexo aims to provide asset-backed credit and crypto savings accounts after overcoming regulatory hurdles, and Circle is moving its headquarters to NYC ahead of its IPO. Crypto.com plans to integrate stock trading into its services, reflecting a trend of crypto firms merging traditional finance with digital assets. Coinbase expanded its offerings by acquiring Deribit, cementing its position in the derivatives market.

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