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The Jump ruling lets Terraform pull in external evidence to fight the SEC's collapse narrative. The barred creditors show the bankruptcy estate is closing ranks around an earlier settlement track.
A single weekly digest where the legacy-treasury unwind, the regulator's next move, the exchange's EU custody pivot, and a Russian state-bank wallet all land in the same news cycle.
A July 17 hearing puts the market-structure bill back on the calendar, but the SEC writing rules in parallel suggests Washington expects CLARITY to survive Senate math, not stall in it.
Polymarket's $3.3B World Cup run proved the demand, and a stack of ETF filings would route that volume through regulated rails rather than offshore crypto books.
The departure ends one of the most-watched tenures in US crypto legal, with Grewal shifting to an advisory role through month-end as Coinbase's regulatory docket keeps growing.
The exit closes the chapter Coinbase's legal team wrote fighting the SEC under Gary Gensler; the timing tells the market the company believes its biggest regulatory battles are behind it.
The clarification signals the administration intends to fill the Democratic seats, but timing and nominees remain the open question for crypto policy clarity.
The decision gives the President more power over independent regulators mid-rulemaking, and a former agency official is already calling the fallout unfortunate.
Three rulemaking items on the SEC's 2026 agenda compress the timeline for a structured exemptive regime, arriving in parallel with the still-unsigned CLARITY Act and giving token issuers, DeFi…
The proposal would shield tokenized securities and on-chain DeFi activity from enforcement risk, the clearest signal yet that the agency is moving from courtroom enforcement to written rules for…
The first major crypto-specific rulemaking under Chairman Atkins would exempt developers from registration during fundraising, cap exempt raise sizes, and create a safe harbor for issuers stepping…
The agenda is a wish list, not a rule, but the placement signals where the SEC wants staff time spent: rewriting the rules that govern how crypto platforms and broker-dealers handle digital assets.
The dismissal closes the highest-profile attempt by the prior SEC to drag MetaMask and Ethereum wallet software into securities enforcement, and hands ConsenSys its first clean win over the agency.
The August recess deadline turns a still-pending market-structure bill into a calendar problem: every week of inaction now means weeks more of the SEC-CFTC turf war the bill was written to end.
At the heart of the shift is a framing swap: from treating the assets as the threat to letting American investors pick the winners under US law.
The product lands the same week the SEC weighs an innovation exemption for tokenized equities, and the launch is silent on which model the new options actually trade under.
A formal memorandum of understanding between the SEC and CFTC ends years of jurisdictional ambiguity over digital assets, clearing the path for tokenized securities and 24/7 on-chain trading.
The volume is the story: 200 monthly applications, including prediction-market products, has pushed the agency to consider confidential filings to shield genuine innovation from copycats.
Atkins framed the onchain push as innovation policy, not deregulation, signaling the SEC wants US capital markets to lead on tokenization rather than chase it.
The chairman's framing, not a single rule, is the signal: the SEC is now publicly aligning itself with tokenization as the next operating layer for US capital markets.
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