tZERO Newsletter 06.04.2025
“SEC Chair Paul Atkins stated that a “key priority” will be developing a sensible regulatory framework for crypto-asset markets that establishes clear rules for issuing, custody of and trading crypto assets while continuing to discourage bad actors from violating the law.”
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Ripple Makes Fundamental Statement About Blockchain Transforming Finance – U.Today
US CLARITY digital asset legislation may leave non-native tokens as securities
Crypto staking on proof-of-stake blockchains not a security: SEC staff – Cointelegraph
SEC drops Binance lawsuit, ending one of last remaining crypto enforcement actions
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JD Vance says “crypto finally has a champion” in the White House during Bitcoin conference speech
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Tokenization Is No Threat To Traditional Finance – It’s The Future – Wealth Briefing
Ripple Asks SEC When Token Stops Being a Security – U.Today
Investment bank Clear Street expands blockchain and digital assets division – PANews
DeFi Technologies to Enter RWA Space with Launch of Regulated, Bank-Issued Stablecoin
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JPMorgan says Ethereum’s recent upgrades haven’t meaningfully boosted activity
“The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) has issued “principles” for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the regulation of digital assets, or crypto. NASAA is the entity that represents all state and provincial securities regulators across the continent.”
“Speaking at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, Peirce said the SEC needs to develop a framework outlining situations in which crypto transactions fall under the purview of securities laws.”