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NYSE Tokenizes Stocks With Blockchain.com: 24/7 Trading Coming?
The New York Stock Exchange has partnered with Blockchain.com to bring tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs to over 44 million crypto users, aiming for 24/7 trading. While the digital marketplace has not yet launched, the deal signals a major convergence of Wall Street and crypto.
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CFTC Chair: Crypto and Metals May Suit 24/7 Trading
CFTC Chairman Michael Selig says crypto and precious metals may be suited for 24/7 trading, while energy and agricultural markets likely are not. The remarks signal a shift toward regulating digital assets on their own terms, potentially opening U.S. markets to round-the-clock crypto trading.
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ECB Proposes New Liquidity Rules for Stablecoins
The European Central Bank wants to replace the 60% bank deposit rule for large stablecoins with new 1-day and 5-day liquidity requirements. The change could reshape how USDT and USDC operate in Europe.
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New Crypto ETPs in Europe: Zcash, ether.fi, and Lighter
Three new crypto ETPs have just launched on European exchanges, offering regulated exposure to Zcash, ether.fi, and Lighter tokens. Issued by 21shares and Bitwise, these products signal growing institutional interest in privacy coins, DeFi governance, and decentralized derivatives.
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Raiffeisen Bank Launches Bitcoin Trading Across Europe via Bitpanda
Raiffeisen Bank International is expanding its partnership with Bitpanda to bring Bitcoin services to customers across Europe. This move signals growing mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency through traditional banking channels.
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Tether Refuses EU MiCA Rules: What It Means for Stablecoins
Tether has officially explained its refusal to comply with EU MiCA stablecoin regulations, citing concerns over reserve management requirements. European central banks are pushing back, raising questions about the future of USDT in Europe and what it means for crypto users across the continent.
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ESMA 2027: AI and Tokenization Oversight in EU Finance
ESMA has placed AI and tokenization at the top of its 2027 regulatory agenda, signaling a major shift toward harmonized oversight of next-generation financial technologies across the EU. For crypto investors and businesses, this means clearer rules, stronger compliance standards, and new opportunities in tokenized assets and AI-driven finance.
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SEC Tokenized Stocks Rules: Who Wins and Who Loses?
The SEC’s new tokenized stocks rules open a five-year window for crypto platforms to innovate, but not everyone will qualify. Discover which companies like Uniswap, Robinhood, and Coinbase stand to win, and which might be left behind in the race for blockchain-based equities.