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The SEC has officially opened a public comment period for 24 prediction market ETFs from issuers such as Bitwise and Roundhill. These funds cover topics including elections, economic recessions, and labor data. The regulatory framework is now expanding from crypto assets to encompass prediction assets.

The US Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act with a 15-9 vote, establishing clear boundaries between SEC and CFTC jurisdiction. Passive income from stablecoins is prohibited, while on-chain transaction rewards are permitted. Polymarket’s odds for the bill’s passage surged to 73% at one point.

The CLARITY Act has advanced through the Senate Banking Committee, prohibiting passive interest on stablecoins but allowing active rewards. The legislation also clarifies the regulatory boundaries between the SEC and CFTC. This article analyzes the progress of the bill and its impact on the industry.

The SEC is expected to release its "innovation exemption" framework for tokenized stocks this week, marking the first time third parties will be allowed to issue and trade tokenized shares without the consent of the listed companies. This move aims to establish a regulatory pathway for on-chain securities.

The SEC is expected to launch its "innovation exemption" for tokenized stocks as early as this week, allowing third parties to issue on-chain securities and trade them on DeFi platforms without the consent of the listed companies.

Trump Signs Executive Order on Digital Assets, SEC Proposes Exemption Framework for Tokenized Stocks—The U.S. Is Bridging the Gap Between Crypto and Traditional Finance in Payments and Securities. In-Depth Analysis of Policy Logic and Market Impact.

On July 1, 2026, the MiCA transition period officially ends, while the US Senate advances the CLARITY Act. This article offers an in-depth analysis of how these two major regulatory milestones are reshaping the global compliance landscape.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the legislative process behind the two bills, highlights key differences in their core provisions, examines the regulatory debate over stablecoin yield rules, and explores their impact on the industry.

SEC’s 2026 regulations clarify that non-custodial crypto wallets which only relay user trade instructions may not need to register as broker-dealers. The fundraising framework closely aligns with the Safe Harbor proposal. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of compliance boundaries and industry impact.

This article breaks down the three major points of contention, outlines the opposing camps behind the proposed amendments, and analyzes the structural impact the bill’s passage could have on the industry.