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The US digital assets industry should treat the Senate’s failure to advance the CLARITY Act as a signal to strengthen governance and compliance frameworks now, rather than wait for Congress to settle the regulatory landscape co-founder and CEO of financial platform WeFi.co

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Strategy Inc. shares surged Friday as cryptocurrency-related stocks rallied following a regulatory development that could expand trading in tokenized securities.

Argentina is set to bring its crypto market under a global tax-reporting system by 2029. The country has joined the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), allowing tax authorities to automatically share crypto transaction data across borders. The move comes as Argentina has also eased crypto rules after reversing a strict 2022 ban, allowing digital asset…

The SEC and CFTC published three crypto rules within three days of the CLARITY Act’s Senate failure, but every document carries a built-in expiration.

This week was supposed to be the one that ended the rally. The Senate killed the crypto industry’s biggest legislative push in years on Tuesday. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2023 on Wednesday. Two catalysts, 24 hours apart, both pointing down.

America’s financial markets are one step closer to resembling America’s diners: The Securities and Exchange Commission will temporarily allow blockchain-based platforms to offer tokenized versions of US stocks, the agency announced yesterday—possibly opening the door to 24/7 trading of digitized mainstream assets.

The document was published on 17 September and will come into force six months later, i.e. on 17 March 2027. It sets out a list of types of crypto-assets and related services, the conditions for operating in the crypto-asset market (including minimum capital requirements); forms of guarantees and measures to prevent abuse, etc.

United States crypto legislation might be toast, but America’s securities regulator is opening the floodgates for blockchain-based tokenized stock trades.