The Senate's markup of the U.S. Clarity Act, a significant piece of digital-asset legislation, is underway. Yet, the bitcoin market appears remarkably calm, ignoring the high stakes involved.
The world's largest asset manager is doubling down on tokenization. BlackRock's latest SEC filings reveal plans for blockchain-enabled Treasury funds, pushing the boundaries of TradFi and DeFi integration.
Everyone was expecting a wave of new prediction market ETFs to hit the public market, offering a novel way to bet on future events. But the SEC has thrown a wrench in those plans, delaying several applications over fundamental concerns.
Bitcoin recaptured the $78,000 mark, buoyed by a crucial Senate compromise on stablecoin yield legislation. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 continues its ascent to new record highs.
For years, US sports teams wanted fan tokens. Regulatory chaos kept them on the sidelines. Now? The game has changed.
Brett Redfearn, who steered SEC markets through 2020's chaos, just landed as Securitize's president. It's a power move for tokenization — but does it fix the trust gap?
Republic's knocking on the SEC's door, waving tokenization promises. But is this the liquidity fix private markets crave, or another round of regulatory flirtation?
A thorough survey of cryptocurrency regulations across the world's major jurisdictions, covering how different countries approach digital asset classification, exchange licensing, taxation, and enforcement.