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Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday said it will decide whether President Trump can fire members of the Federal Trade Commission without cause, taking up a dispute that tests the president’s removal power and could weaken protections enacted by Congress that aim to insulate independent agencies from political pressure.
The high court said in a brief order that it will also allow Mr. Trump to fire Rebecca Kelly Slaughter from her position at the FTC while it considers the case. It will hear arguments in its December session, and its stay will remain in place until it issues a decision. Justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented from the majority’s decision to allow Slaughter’s removal.
The justices will consider whether removal protections for members of the FTC violate the separation of powers and, if so, whether its 1935 decision that allowed Congress to impose removal protections for officials at independent agencies should be overturned. It will also weigh whether a federal court can prevent a person’s removal from public office, as U.S. district courts have been doing in challenges stemming from Mr. Trump’s firings of Democratic appointees. 
In her dissent, Kagan wrote that the Supreme Court has “handed full control” of certain independent agencies that Congress has sought to insulate from political pressure to the president.
“He may now remove — so says the majority, though Congress said differently — any member he wishes, for any reason or no reason at all. And he may thereby extinguish the agencies’ bipartisanship and independence,” she said.
The dispute arose out of Mr. Trump’s move to oust Slaughter from her position on the FTC. A lower court found that the president’s attempt to fire Slaughter violated a 1914 law that limits the grounds for removing an FTC commissioner to instances of inefficiency, neglect of duty or malfeasance in office, and ordered her to be reinstated.
But the Trump administration sought emergency relief from the Supreme Court and urged it to swiftly evaluate the constitutionality of those removal restrictions before the appeals court has weighed in. Lawyers for Slaughter agreed that the question of whether the protections violate the separation of powers is ripe for the Supreme Court’s consideration.
The case is the latest in a string of emergency appeals that arrived before the Supreme Court in response to Mr. Trump’s efforts to fire Democratic-appointed members of independent agencies at will. The conservative justices have endorsed the president’s removal authority so far, clearing the way for Mr. Trump to fire without cause members of the National Labor Relations Board, Merit Systems Protection Board and Consumer Product Safety Commission despite federal laws protecting them from being removed at will.
Those decisions have called into question the future of the 90-year-old precedent that upheld removal protections enacted by Congress for members of the FTC, the same body on which Slaughter served. In its 1935 decision in the case Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, the Supreme Court said Congress could shield certain officials from being removed by the president without cause. 
Lower courts have relied on Humphrey’s Executor as grounds for reinstating officials whom Mr. Trump has attempted to fire. But the steady stream of those decisions prompted calls for the Supreme Court to definitively decide whether the president has the authority to fire the leaders of independent agencies that Congress has insulated from political shifts. 
In a concurring opinion in a case involving the removal of three members of the Consumer Product Safety Committee, Justice Brett Kavanaugh warned that “the downsides of delay in definitively resolving the status of the precedent sometimes tend to outweigh the benefits of further lower-court consideration.”
Mr. Trump appointed Slaughter to the FTC in 2018, and former President Joe Biden reappointed her to a second term expiring in 2029.
But in March, Mr. Trump moved to oust Slaughter from her position at the FTC. Slaughter, however, sued, arguing that her firing was illegal because federal law limits a commissioner’s removal to instances of inefficiency, neglect of duty or malfeasance in office.
Lower courts ruled in Slaughter’s favor and ordered her to be reinstated to her position. The Trump administration then sought emergency relief from the Supreme Court.
In court filings, lawyers for the Trump administration argued that the modern FTC exercises “vast executive authority,” a change from the 1935-era commission. The Supreme Court in Humphrey’s Executor said Congress could insulate members of independent agencies from being removed without cause if that entity met certain criteria, including performing only quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial functions.
Solicitor General D. John Sauer argued that the FTC wields “substantial executive authority,” like the other agencies whose members the president has been allowed to remove.
“[D]istrict courts cannot compel reinstatement of agency heads and allow them to purport to exercise executive power when the President has determined they should exercise none,” he wrote.
But lawyers for Slaughter said that for the past 90 years, every president, including Mr. Trump during his first term, has respected the Supreme Court’s finding that the for-cause removal requirement for the FTC is valid under the Constitution. 
“The protracted and unanimous acquiescence of all three branches of government in the law at issue here — a law that affirmatively empowers the President to remove commissioners for good cause — defeats Applicants’ assertion that their continued adherence to that still-binding precedent while their appeal is pending would cause them irreparable harm,” they wrote in a Supreme Court filing.
Slaughter’s legal team warned that if she could be fired by the president without cause, the FTC would be “severely wounded and radically transformed.” 
The Supreme Court’s 90-year-old precedent provided a narrow exception to the president’s removal authority. But the high court has in recent years chipped away at that ruling. 
In 2020, the Supreme Court found that the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, headed by a single leader removable only for inefficiency, neglect or malfeasance, was unconstitutional. Then, the following year, it ruled that the structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency violates the separation of powers because it is led by a single director who could be removed by the president only for cause.
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Lawyer Bill Morgan says XRP price stagnation isn’t due to the lawsuit, as CEO confirms Ripple’s $125M settlement has been paid.
XRP price stagnation can no longer be attributed to its lengthy legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to crypto lawyer Bill Morgan. With the lawsuit officially settled and Ripple’s $125 million payment to the U.S. Treasury, XRP now faces a different set of challenges that influence its future price performance.
The XRP lawsuit has finally come to an end with Ripple’s $125 million settlement. The settlement was reached in May 2025, bringing closure to the multi-year legal battle. The agreement required Ripple to pay the fine and comply with certain restrictions on institutional sales. However, it also preserved important rulings that differentiate between programmatic retail sales and institutional transactions.
Despite this legal clarity, XRP price has remained flat. As of now, the token is still trading under $3, unable to capitalize on favorable events such as the launch of the first U.S. spot XRP ETF. Many investors expected a surge following the lawsuit’s resolution, but the anticipated price increase has not materialized.
Bill Morgan, a prominent crypto lawyer, stated that XRP price stagnation is no longer linked to the lawsuit. He emphasized that the token’s future performance will depend on adoption and innovation rather than legal outcomes. Morgan’s statement reflects growing sentiment in the community that legal issues are no longer a significant obstacle for XRP growth.
Yes the lawsuit excuse has run its course for any further lack of XRP adoption or flat price action. https://t.co/Gl2U8Z7Ui9
— bill morgan (@Belisarius2020) September 22, 2025

Ripple’s CEO Jake Claver confirmed that the settlement was paid last month, further solidifying the legal resolution. However, the crypto community is now turning its focus to factors like broader adoption, product development, and industry partnerships to drive the token’s value forward.
Despite XRP stagnant price, the broader ecosystem has continued to expand. One notable development is the Flare Network’s launch of a stablecoin backed by XRP through its Liquity V2 platform. This move is aimed at improving decentralized finance (DeFi) use cases and increasing on-chain liquidity, potentially creating new opportunities for XRP.
Additionally, Gumi, a gaming and blockchain company in Japan, has established an XRP treasury worth 2.5 billion yen (approximately $17 million). This aligns with SBI Holdings’ push into blockchain finance, further signaling growing corporate interest in XRP as a treasury asset.
Ripple has also outlined its plans to expand in the African market with its U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, RLUSD. Ripple intends to work with fintech partners like Chipper Cash and Yellow Card to inject $700 million into cross-border payments.
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Pi Network’s performance has been underwhelming, even in a broader bull market. While many cryptocurrencies are reaching record highs, Pi Coin (PI) fell to an all-time low earlier this month, reflecting a significant loss of investor confidence.
Though it boasts an ambitious community-driven model and a user base exceeding 60 million, several indicators point to a growing disinterest in the network, raising concerns about its long-term viability.
First, the supply of Pi coins on centralized exchanges has surged dramatically. Data from PiScan revealed that over 409 million Pi coins were held on exchanges in the second week of August, marking the highest level to date. 
This influx suggests that holders are offloading their tokens to capitalize on liquidity or cut losses. Such a spike in exchange-held tokens often precedes increased selling pressure.
Furthermore, Pi Coin’s daily unlocks exacerbate this. Over the next 30 days, Pi Network will release 166.5 million tokens, flooding the market with additional supply.
Thus, these factors could put downward pressure on the already dropping price. CoinGecko data showed that Pi Coin’s price has dipped 36.4% over the past 60 days. This decline has made it the top loser in the crypto market.
Second, retail interest in Pi Network is waning. According to Google Trends, when comparing search interest for ‘Pi Network’ with ‘Altcoins,’ the former significantly lags behind. This starkly contrasts with previous trends when Pi Network dominated online attention.
The shift suggested that the initial hype surrounding PI’s mobile-mining model and the open network launch has faded, as competing altcoins capture more public interest amid the altcoin season build-up.
Third, Pi Network’s market behavior is diverging from the broader crypto rally. Data from DeFiLlama highlighted that while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana maintain a high positive correlation—moving in tandem as investor sentiment fuels gains—Pi Network exhibits a negative correlation. This divergence suggests that PI is moving against the prevailing optimism of the altcoin season.
Compounding these issues is the ongoing controversy surrounding Pi Coin’s Global Consensus Value (GCV). A prominent Pioneer, known by the pseudonym Mr. Spock, stressed previously that the GCV community’s unproven valuation has led them to believe that PI is worth much more. As a result, they’re not contributing as the price crashes.
“We still have GCV pioneers holding only 5 Pi who think they are rich, yet they are not helping us. They are not buying Pi at $0.40 because they believe they are already rich, and they say that’s not real Pi on exchanges, even after KYB, despite us already being in the open network,” he wrote.
Thus, all these factors paint a bearish picture for the PI. For now, it seems that Pi Network faces a challenging road ahead, unless significant changes are made to restore investor confidence.
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The governments of the United States and Britain announced plans to establish a new taskforce aimed at easing regulatory hurdles for companies operating across their financial markets. The initiative, unveiled Monday, seeks to foster closer cooperation on capital markets access and the rapidly growing crypto asset sector, according to Reuters.

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The new body, named the Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future, will be jointly chaired by officials from the U.S. Treasury and Britain’s finance ministry, with participation from regulators on both sides. The group is expected to deliver its initial findings within 180 days, including recommendations for short-term improvements and longer-term strategies for areas such as wholesale digital markets, per Reuters.
The decision to launch the taskforce was formally approved last week by British finance minister Rachel Reeves and U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during President Donald Trump’s state visit to London. According to Reuters, the move underscores the countries’ shared interest in deepening financial cooperation as global markets undergo significant shifts.
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Britain has faced challenges maintaining its status as Europe’s financial hub since the 2016 Brexit referendum, with several major firms relocating their primary stock listings to U.S. exchanges. At the same time, the UK has been working to enhance its digital assets industry by mirroring Washington’s strategy of applying existing financial rules to the crypto sector, rather than developing new legislation, in contrast to the European Union’s approach.
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An update from SEALSQ Corp ( (LAES) ) is now available.

SEALSQ Corp announced the establishment of an investment committee on September 3, 2025, to oversee its investment policy, which includes the addition of Bitcoin, Ethereum, HBAR, and WeCan Tokens as treasury reserve assets. The company holds a 28.3% equity stake in WeCan Group SA, and its CEO, Carlos Moreira, was appointed to WeCan’s board on July 22, 2025. The new investment strategy aims to optimize returns while ensuring sufficient liquidity to meet financial obligations, potentially impacting the company’s financial statements due to fluctuations in cryptocurrency values.
The most recent analyst rating on (LAES) stock is a Hold with a $4.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on SEALSQ Corp stock, see the LAES Stock Forecast page.
Spark’s Take on LAES Stock
According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, LAES is a Neutral.
SEALSQ Corp’s overall stock score is driven by a positive outlook from the earnings call, highlighting significant growth projections and strategic investments. However, financial performance remains a concern with declining revenues and persistent losses. Technical analysis shows bullish momentum, but overbought indicators suggest caution. Valuation is challenging due to ongoing losses and lack of dividend yield.
To see Spark’s full report on LAES stock, click here.
More about SEALSQ Corp
SEALSQ Corp operates in the technology industry, focusing on developing post-quantum technology hardware and software solutions. The company is also involved in investment initiatives to maximize shareholder value, including potential acquisitions. SEALSQ Corp is incorporated in the British Virgin Islands with its principal executive office located in Switzerland.
Average Trading Volume: 9,060,011
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy
Current Market Cap: $627.3M

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