SEC Gives Green Light to Stablecoins: Clear Rules and a Shift in Policy
The SEC officially defined which stablecoins are not securities and initiated a review of previous digital asset statements.
The SEC officially defined which stablecoins are not securities and initiated a review of previous digital asset statements.
Stock exchanges lose trillions as stablecoin capitalization rises. Investors increasingly turn to crypto, buying BTC and stablecoins.
Last week brought important updates on stablecoins, tokenized funds, and inflation affecting the crypto market.
This week, SMBC announced a stablecoin launch, SEC and Gemini delayed hearings, and Fidelity introduced new crypto investment methods.
In 2025, the crypto market is active: Trump predicts Dogecoin’s end, Grayscale and VanEck file for new ETFs, and Fidelity introduces a crypto retirement plan.
Tether continues to grow its Bitcoin reserves, surpassing 100,000 BTC, while new key developments emerge in the crypto industry.
NFT marketplace X2Y2 announced closure amid falling trade volumes. Major players shift focus to AI and finance.
Strategy bought 22,048 BTC for $1.92 billion, raising its total crypto holdings to 528,185 BTC. This is the largest Bitcoin purchase in recent months.
US exchanges hold only 11.5% of BTC market share, highlighting growth potential. Learn about recent trends and regulatory updates.
Long-term BTC holders control 63% of supply, with institutions holding over 14%, reinforcing Bitcoin’s status.