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Cryptocurrency
fromnews.bitcoin.com
1 week ago

Circle, OSL Expand USDC Access as Asia Cross-Border Demand Grows

OSL Group and Circle are expanding USDC access for trading, payments, and settlement in Asia, enhancing institutional liquidity.
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Cryptocurrency
fromBitcoin Magazine
1 month ago

SEC Approves Nasdaq Rule To Trade Tokenized Securities, Paving Way For Blockchain Integration

The SEC approved Nasdaq's rule change enabling tokenized trading of eligible securities like Russell 1000 stocks and major ETFs while maintaining full investor protections and market stability.
Cryptocurrency
fromBitcoin Magazine
1 month ago

SEC Approves Nasdaq Rule To Trade Tokenized Securities, Paving Way For Blockchain Integration

The SEC approved Nasdaq's rule change enabling tokenized trading of eligible securities like Russell 1000 stocks and major ETFs while maintaining full investor protections and market stability.
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Law
fromwww.housingwire.com
1 month ago

Zillow wins a battle, but market rhythm is at stake

A federal judge denied Compass' injunction request, allowing Zillow to enforce listing exposure standards, representing a victory for data transparency and market efficiency in real estate.
fromwww.mediaite.com
3 months ago

The Road to 2026: How Policy and Products Reshaped the Crypto Market

Previous market cycles saw Bitcoin oscillate between record highs and steep crashes, movements fueled primarily by individual investors and speculative fervor. This volatility defined the asset's early years. However, late 2025 presents a distinct departure from those cycles. The volatility that once defined the sector is no longer viewed merely as a bug to be fixed, but as a managed feature of a maturing asset class.
Business
fromwww.aljazeera.com
5 months ago

Global futures reopen after exchange operator CME hit by hours-long outage

Global futures markets were thrown into chaos for several hours after CME Group, the world's largest exchange operator, suffered one of its longest outages in years, halting trading across stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. By 13:35 GMT on Friday, trading in foreign exchange, stock and bond futures as well as other products had resumed, after having been knocked out for more than 11 hours because of an outage at an important data centre, according to LSEG data.
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