SEC grants WisdomTree exemptive relief for 24/7 tokenized Treasury fund trading with instant settlement—a regulatory milestone establishing a pathway for blockchain-based registered securities.
Learn how the Howey test applies to crypto in 2026, when tokens may graduate from securities, and actionable steps for founders and counsel navigating SEC guidance.
The CLARITY Act passed the House and awaits Senate action. Here’s what’s in the crypto market structure bill, what may change, and how to prepare now.
The SEC Crypto Task Force is developing registration pathways and regulatory guidance for digital assets. Here’s what crypto founders and compliance teams need to know for 2026.
SEC permits broker-dealers to apply 2% haircut to qualifying stablecoins under net capital rules, reducing barriers to institutional stablecoin adoption.
SEC approves Nasdaq pilot for tokenized equities on blockchain—the first national exchange approval for digital asset securities infrastructure. Analysis and implications.
The SEC Crypto Task Force has reshaped enforcement priorities in 2026. Here’s where enforcement is still aggressive, where it has pulled back, and what token projects should do now.
SEC Commissioner Peirce invites tokenization firms to engage with the agency, emphasizing disclosure over merit regulation. What it means for crypto projects in 2026.
Executive Order 14178 rescinds Biden-era crypto restrictions, blocks CBDCs, and directs agencies to promote digital asset innovation. Here’s what it means for US crypto businesses.
Senator Tillis pushes Senate Banking Committee to advance the CLARITY Act — the crypto market structure bill that would define SEC vs. CFTC jurisdiction over digital assets in 2026.
The SEC extended its review of prediction market ETFs, exposing unresolved classification questions across securities, commodities, and gambling law with major crypto implications.
SEC requests additional information from Roundhill, GraniteShares, and Bitwise on prediction market ETF mechanics, raising SEC-CFTC jurisdictional and classification questions.
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