tZERO Newsletter 07.16.2025
Commissioner Peirce said that market participants must consider the implications of securities laws and that a “token that does not provide the holder with legal and beneficial ownership of the underlying security could be a “security-based swap” that cannot be traded off exchange by retail persons.
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Stablecoins, Bitcoin, Crowdfunding And More Web3 Thoughts Of The Week
Cryptocurrency Regulation Debate Heats Up in US Congress – AInvest
Can Mastercard Stay Ahead in the Race Toward a Digital Wallet Future? – Yahoo Finance
How the Crypto Tax Bill Impacts Digital Assets and Stablecoins – Coinfomania
EU Questions Robinhood About OpenAI and SpaceX Stock Tokens – PYMNTS.com
Galaxy Joins with Fireblocks to Expand Institutional Access to Robust Staking Solutions
Robinhood CEO defends tokenized shares of OpenAI, SpaceX – Tech in Asia
Art Crowdfunding Market: Major Trends Reshaping the Future of the Industry
June Global Regulatory Brief: Digital finance | Insights | Bloomberg Professional Services
SEC’s Hester Peirce Says Tokenized Assets Still Count as Securities | CCN.com
BNY to Custody Ripple USD Reserves – Markets Media
SIX And Pictet Complete Pilot Project To Tokenize And Fractionalize Financial Assets …
Blockchain Professional Comments On Whether Crypto Legislation, The GENIUS …
OSR Holdings Announces Strategic Roadmap for Tokenization Under Reg D Framework in …
U.S. Bank executes its first fully blockchain-based trade finance transaction
Alibaba Founder-Backed Ant Group to Integrate Circle’s USDC on Its Blockchain
The transparency of public blockchains provides a wealth of data. Advanced analytics tools are emerging. They track on-chain activity, identify market trends, and enhance risk assessment. This allows for deeper insights into market dynamics and participant behavior.
Key trends in this period could involve the incorporation of blockchain technology for art authentication and verification of origin, amplified use of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), partnerships between artists and crowdfunding platforms, progress in payment technology and digital wallets, and inclusion of artificial intelligence for tailor-made crowdfunding campaigns.
