Nasdaq CEO Says Tokenization Could Free Tens of Billions in Capital
Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman says tokenization could free tens of billions in collateral as institutions build infrastructure for always-on markets.
Emily Carter reports on cryptocurrency regulation, policy frameworks, and government oversight shaping the global digital asset industry. Her work examines how legislation, enforcement actions, and international regulatory coordination affect exchanges, stablecoins, and crypto investment products. She frequently analyzes the implications of new policies for institutional adoption and market stability. Based in Brussels, Emily follows regulatory developments across Europe, the United States, and Asia.
Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman says tokenization could free tens of billions in collateral as institutions build infrastructure for always-on markets.
EU crypto platforms must block new exposure to non-compliant stablecoins, with existing holdings to be resolved by January 8 under ESMA’s guidance.
Julia Garner and Anthony Boyle star in Netflix’s eight-episode FTX drama The Altruists, with all episodes arriving November 19.
Samsung Wallet will add USDC transfers in late October, with Bastion infrastructure, Coinbase Prime custody and bank payouts in more than 60 countries.
Tether, Kazakhstan’s central bank and Alatau City Authority will study a tenge stablecoin and prepare an asset-tokenization pilot, potentially using Hadron.
Hyperliquid Labs’ Singapore base is separate from the blockchain’s regulatory status, as FT reporting examines MAS oversight and Bloomberg adds perpetual prices.
Polygon says it is not shutting down after a mock closure notice drew backlash. Nailwal says the joke targeted its critics, rather than Abstract's team.
Fairshake’s crypto PAC network will support 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats, with at least $6 million committed to six House races as the CLARITY Act remains…
The CFTC has opened a consultation on CTX and CAM, seeking an optional federal framework for eligible crypto exchanges while leaving a broader spot-market mandate to…
FinCEN is withdrawing two long-pending crypto reporting proposals, citing concerns about lawful privacy and compliance burdens while retaining illicit-finance oversight.