SEC
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financeSEC Eases Stablecoin Rules for Broker-Dealers
US SEC staff clarifies rules allowing broker-dealers to apply a 2% haircut on stablecoin holdings, impacting net capital requirements and fostering broader crypto asset engagement.
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techNasdaq Bets Big on Blockchain: Hires Tokenization Product Manager
Nasdaq expands into digital assets by hiring a product manager to lead its tokenization initiatives, signaling a major push into blockchain for traditional assets.
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techSEC Continues Active Probe into AppLovin Marketing Practices
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's investigation into AppLovin's marketing platform practices remains active, with the agency citing potential harm to an ongoing enforcement investigation.
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cryptoSEC's Stablecoin Capital Rule Shift: Major Implications for Brokers
The SEC has subtly altered its guidance, allowing broker-dealers to count stablecoin holdings as regulatory capital, a move with significant financial implications.
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cryptoCoinbase CEO Signals 90% Clarity Act Passage, Crypto Regulation Set for Major Shift
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's comments suggest a 90% chance for the Clarity Act's passage, promising regulatory clarity for digital assets, stablecoins, and crypto exchanges.
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financeCFTC's Pham: Foundational Principles to Drive Market Integrity, Foster Crypto Innovation
CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham outlines a strategy to enhance market integrity by returning to foundational principles, emphasizing collaboration, and fostering positive regulatory posture for crypto innovation.
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financeTokenized Securities: SEC's Evolving Role and Blockchain's Trading Efficiency Boost
Expert analysis on how tokenized securities are classified, the SEC's impact on on-chain trading, and blockchain's role in enhancing financial market efficiency.
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cryptoTrump Signals Major Crypto Bill Giving CFTC Oversight of Bitcoin, Ethereum
A new US bill, potentially backed by Donald Trump, aims to clarify crypto regulation by splitting oversight between the SEC and CFTC. Exchanges face a 180-day registration period.