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The era of "invest at your own risk" ended this year as a global patchwork of 19 new laws turned crypto from an abstract legal nightmare into a regulated utility.
Wall Street doesn’t need “stocks on-chain,” it needs cash and securities to swap faster, and DTCC plus JPMorgan are building that handoff.
We test the claim with Hill sourcing and market data from the launch window.
A January markup is the start of the sausage-making process, not the finish line Sacks claims.
When the Senate can’t move a crypto bill, Warren moves paper, and this time she’s asking who polices DeFi when Trump is in the trade.
Regulators just quietly removed the primary "safe harbor" requirement, allowing banks to claim custody of your assets through paperwork rather than physical possession.
A new UK law clarifies ownership in court, yet strict reserve requirements could crush profit margins.
Indonesia gives Robinhood something the US no longer can: a young, mobile market where stocks and tokens already live in the same feed.
What’s the OCC? What does a Comptroller actually do? And why could their latest move create a clearer path to federal trust charters for crypto companies?
