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„The SEC's move could bridge traditional and decentralized finance”
CryptoBriefing ↗„SEC tokenized stock plan puts investor rights ahead of trading speed”
Crypto.news ↗„SEC decision boost market”
CryptoBriefing ↗„SEC-style regulatory traps”
U.Today ↗„a future chair could unwind it overnight, analysts warn”
BeInCrypto ↗„lingering reputational damage could impact future business ventures”
CryptoBriefing ↗
The SEC has opened a five-year path for tokenized stocks, but only some products and venues fit the model. Will Uniswap, Robinhood, Coinbase or Kraken come out on top?
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Christina Comben1h ago
MoonPay's acquisition spree, including North Capital, positions it as a comprehensive financial services provider, enhancing its institutional appeal.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team2h ago
CoinDesk•Jamie Crawley2h agoThe SEC's tokenization exemption could boost digital asset-linked equities, enhancing liquidity and institutional interest in the sector.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team2h ago
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz compared Connecticut's Glock lawsuit to Ripple's SEC battle as a federal court set a Sept. 29 hearing.
Michael Selig said tokenization could reshape financial markets as the CFTC and SEC continue advancing onchain initiatives despite the CLARITY Act setback.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Ezra Reguerra5h ago
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz uncovers SEC-style regulatory traps in a high-profile US lawsuit outside crypto.
U.Today•Gamza Khanzadaev6h ago
TL;DR The SEC granted ARK Venture Fund amended exemptive relief covering two new share classes. The structure allows an Exchange Class and a Tokenized Class whose ownership can be recorded through distributed-ledger technology. The order permits the structure, but ARK has not announced that the new shares are already trading. ARK Venture Fund has secured an SEC order that gives it room to experiment with two very different distribution rails for the same underlying investment product. Release No. IC-36333 grants ARK Venture Fund and ARK Investment Management amended exemptive relief under the Investment Company Act, allowing the fund to create an Exchange Class and a Tokenized Class. One Fund, Two New Ways To Hold It The Exchange Class is designed for listing on a national securities exchange. The Tokenized Class goes a step further. Ownership records for those shares can be maintained using distributed-ledger technology, with trading potentially taking place through alternative trading systems. That is a meaningful distinction from simply putting a fund ticker onchain as a marketing layer. The SEC order addresses the legal structure needed for a registered fund to maintain a tokenized class alongside conventional fund interests. It also gives ARK a route to test whether blockchain-based ownership records can coexist with the transfer, custody and investor-protection requirements that already apply to registered investment companies. Permission Is Not The Same As A Launch There is an important line to keep around the announcement. The SEC has granted the exemptive order. It has not announced that ARK’s Tokenized Class is already live on an ATS, and ARK has not set an immediate commercial launch date in the material validated for this report. That makes this a regulatory infrastructure story rather than a product-launch story. Still, the order is notable because tokenized funds are increasingly moving from bespoke private-market experiments into structures designed to sit inside established securities law. ARK now has regulatory clearance to build those new share classes. The next question is when it decides to put them into actual circulation. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.
NewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team7h ago
The SEC's tokenization boom runs on a five-year exemption, and a future chair could unwind it overnight, analysts warn.
BeInCrypto•Darryn Pollock14h ago
Bipartisan support for tokenization could accelerate market modernization, fostering innovation while ensuring regulatory balance and inclusivity.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team17h ago
In a competitive situation, Paramount Television Studios and Skydance Sports have landed the spec script “Knockouts” from writers Clara Nevins and Harper Oreck, Variety has learned exclusively. Per the official logline, the show is “set against the glossy world of SEC sports and Southern sorority life, where four girls in a bottom-tier sorority use their […]
Variety•Joseph Otterson18h agoThe proposed exemption could foster innovation in DeFi by reducing regulatory burdens, but may also heighten scrutiny on less decentralized platforms.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team18h ago
The two groups submitted a joint proposal to Commissioner Hester Peirce for a safe harbor that would create a rebuttable presumption that decentralized exchange protocols and their front-ends are not exchanges under the Exchange Act. a16z filed a second letter the same day asking the SEC to build a
The Defiant•The Defiant Team18h agoAdani Group's regulatory settlements may restore investor confidence, but lingering reputational damage could impact future business ventures.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team22h ago
CoinDesk•Jesse Hamilton23h ago
Circle sold Binance 1,237,011 shares at $80.84, a five percent discount to the Sept. 17 close, and agreed to keep paying the exchange a monthly fee tied to USDC balances, an SEC filing shows.
The Defiant•The Defiant Team22 Sept
Temporary regulatory guidance impacts market expectations, reducing urgency for legislative action, yet long-term clarity remains uncertain.
CryptoBriefing•Estefano Gomez22 Sept
TL;DR Coincheck Group disclosed that Executive Chairperson Takashi Oyagi resigned effective September 21. The company said the resignation was for personal reasons. The filing supports a leadership-transition story, not speculation about enforcement or financial distress. Coincheck Group has confirmed a change at the top of its leadership structure after Executive Chairperson Takashi Oyagi resigned. The crypto group disclosed the move in a September 21 Form 6-K filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Oyagi Steps Down For Personal Reasons According to the filing, Oyagi’s resignation took effect on September 21 and was submitted for personal reasons. The board approved a leadership-transition structure following the resignation. That is the extent of what the filing supports. There is no basis in the disclosure for tying the move to regulatory enforcement, a financial crisis or a broader scandal, and those interpretations should not be attached to the change without separate evidence. Coincheck Enters A New Governance Phase Leadership changes at large crypto businesses can attract outsized attention because investors often look for hidden signals around strategy, regulation or balance-sheet conditions. In this case, the formal disclosure is comparatively straightforward. Coincheck Group has changed its executive-chairperson structure after Oyagi’s resignation, with the board putting the approved transition arrangements into effect. The filing provides a clean corporate-governance update rather than a market-moving operational announcement. What happens next will depend on how the new structure affects Coincheck’s strategic priorities, but the September 21 event itself is limited to the leadership change disclosed in the Form 6-K. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source
NewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team22 Sept
TL;DR KalshiEX has filed proposed listing standards for perpetual security futures tied to 58 stocks and ETFs. The proposal was published on September 18 under SEC File No. SR-KALSHIEX-2026-02. The products are not live; CFTC approval is still pending. KalshiEX is seeking regulatory clearance for a product that would bring crypto-style perpetual futures mechanics into the US equity market. A rule filing published by the SEC under File No. SR-KALSHIEX-2026-02 proposes listing standards for perpetual security futures tied to 58 stocks and exchange-traded funds. Kalshi Targets Perpetual Exposure To Equities Perpetual futures are already a core part of crypto trading, where contracts can remain open without a fixed expiration date and use funding mechanisms to keep prices aligned with the underlying market. Applying a similar structure to US-listed stocks and ETFs would be a meaningful expansion of that model. Kalshi’s filing establishes the proposed framework, but it does not make the contracts available for trading immediately. The document explicitly notes that the CFTC has not yet approved the proposed rule change. Filing Is A Regulatory Step, Not A Product Launch That status is the most important limitation. The products are not live, and the September 18 filing should not be presented as evidence that US equity perpetuals have already started trading on Kalshi. Instead, the filing gives regulators and market participants a formal proposal to review. If ultimately approved, the structure could blur some of the traditional boundaries between prediction-market infrastructure, derivatives exchanges and crypto-style perpetual trading. For now, however, the confirmed story is procedural: KalshiEX has proposed perpetual security futures linked to 58 stocks and ETFs, and regulatory approval remains pending. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source
NewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team22 Sept
SHARJAH: His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, and Chairman of the Sharjah Executive Council (SEC), chaired the Council’s weekly meeting on Tuesday morning at the Ruler’s Office, in the presence of H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and Vice Chairman of the Sharjah Executive Council. The Council discussed a number of government work-related topics and reviewed the public policies of government departments and authorities to enhance the level of services provided to citizens and residents of the Emirate. The Council commended the directives of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, approving all 6,700 housing support requests submitted by citizens to the Sharjah Department of Housing (SDH), as well as the housing initiatives that continue His Highness’s directives and distinguished initiatives to support the stability of Emirati families and provide them with a decent standard of living. These efforts strengthen social cohesion and enable families to play an effective role in raising generations in line with authentic values within a stable and supportive environment, contributing to the prosperity and growth of the Emirate through the participation of its families and citizens. In line with the directives of His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah, the Council approved a plan to recruit 150 passport control officers at Sharjah International Airport in three phases, starting next October. The plan aims to keep pace with the airport’s significant growth, the rise in flight and passenger numbers, and its expansion and development projects, while supporting the Emirate’s efforts to provide employment opportunities for Emirati talent and to develop their skills and career progression. The Council approved the "Khatwa" (Step) licence initiative for university and higher education institute students, enabling them to engage in economic activities by developing their ideas and turning them into innovative business ventures. The initiative aims to promote an entrepreneurial culture among students, encourage innovation, provide practical experience in project management, increase the number of small and medium-sized enterprises, strengthen students’ contribution to the Emirate’s economy, and create new job opportunities. The Council reviewed a report by the Department of Statistics and Community Development on the implementation of a comprehensive review of Sharjah’s gross domestic product (GDP). The review aims to develop GDP estimates that provide broader coverage of Sharjah’s economy and more accurately reflect its size, the diversity of its activities, and economic developments. The review involves expanding data sources and enhancing coverage across sectors, thereby contributing to more accurate measurement of Sharjah’s contribution to the UAE’s GDP, providing updated economic indicators to support planning and decision-making, and reflecting the Emirate’s economic weight. The Council directed all relevant entities to coordinate efforts to strengthen the comprehensive review process and to achieve accurate results that reflect the Emirate’s significant economic size and encompass all sectors and their development.
