Nasdaq has received approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a pilot program for trading tokenized versions of select stocks and ETFs, marking a huge step in blending blockchain innovation with traditional financial infrastructure. The initiative displays a cautious but revolutionary flow closer to modernizing capital
Morgan Stanley, a global financial service provider, has proposed an amended Bitcoin ETF filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As per the newly updated S-1 filing on March 18, the company has accepted the ticker MSBT on NYSE Arca. Adding more, the filing highlights that the trust will
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from the United States sanctioned the pilot proposal of Nasdaq on March 18. The given proposal backs the trading of tokenized versions of stocks and other securities. In the start, Nasdaq filed its proposal in September that looked for allowing trades on high-volume stocks
The Securities Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued guidelines that identified various digital assets under federal regulatory laws. The guidelines identified various crypto tokens, such as digital commodities, collectibles, tools, stablecoins, and digital securities. This guidance clarified that the Securities and Exchange Commission regulates digital securities and tokenized
The chairman of the US SEC, Paul Atkins, has mentioned that the agency should consider a “safe harbour proposal” to offer crypto firms and some tokens a regulatory carveout. On March 17, Atkins attended a crypto lobby event in Washington, DC, in which he mentioned that his safe harbour proposal
Hester Peirce has urged asset managers to engage regulators to clear a path for new exchange-traded structures and tokenized products. As per the latest remarks to media and industry audiences, Peirce has publicly invited asset managers and crypto companies to come in and talk as they advance tokenized asset products,
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is planning to roll out a proposal that would permit public firms to report earnings twice a year rather than the long-standing quarterly reporting need. As per the report published by The Wall Street Journal, the proposal can roll out anytime in the upcoming
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has dismissed its securities fraud lawsuit against Nader Al‑Naji, who was the creator of the BitClout social platform. According to a court filing in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, the SEC’s crypto task force reviewed the case and
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have agreed to work more closely together to regulate the cryptocurrency industry. The two regulators recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that aims to improve coordination and create a more unified approach to overseeing digital assets. Agreement’s
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has signaled a more cautious approach to blockchain innovation, recommending that the agency pursue an innovation exemption to allow limited trading and experimentation with tokenized securities within the present regulatory framework. On March 12, the SEC Investor Advisory Committee meeting was held, where Commissioner Peirce stated,
