The head of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force, Hester Peirce, recently clarified that assets remain securities under federal law even if they are “tokenized”—that is, converted into digital versions and traded on a blockchain. In her statement, Peirce emphasized that blockchain technology, while innovative, does not change the fundamental legal status of the underlying asset.

Cardano is planning a significant shift in its treasury management by converting part of its $1.2 billion reserves into Bitcoin. The strategy, outlined by founder Charles Hoskinson, involves using the yield generated from holding Bitcoin to buy back ADA tokens. This approach aims to create a feedback loop that gradually reduces ADA’s circulating supply and supports its price, potentially acquiring over 11,000 BTC and using any gains to purchase millions of ADA if Bitcoin’s pr

A recent promotional event surrounding the Trump-themed cryptocurrency, known as the $TRUMP memecoin, has drawn both attention and criticism.

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