The SEC has proposed updating transfer-agent regulations to allow the use of blockchain technology for maintaining securities ownership records. This modernization aims to support the growing offshore demand for tokenized stocks, though it does not grant legal shareholder rights to token holders. The proposal opens a 60-day public comment period and focuses on improving the systems behind securities ownership rather than changing the legal status of tokenized shares. Experts note that shared authoritative records are essential for making tokenized shares interchangeable across jurisdictions, but legal and operational challenges remain before direct ownership via tokens can be fully realized.
A Utah mother, Kalie Robins, discovered that Meta AI surfaced sensitive personal information about her young daughters after she posted a video on Facebook. The AI revealed their names, birth details, deleted photos, and even attempted to pinpoint th...
Cosmos Hub's ATOM token fell 9.64% to $1.63 over a 24-hour period ending September 12, 2026, underperforming Bitcoin and Ether, which both posted gains. No confirmed event or catalyst has been identified for the sharp decline, with speculation around...
Binance's Bitcoin reserves have risen to over 693,000 BTC, the highest in nearly two years, driven by investor transfers during price rallies and concerns over scams. This surge reflects Binance's deep liquidity, making it the preferred platform for ...
Shiba Inu experienced a significant outflow of approximately 461.4 billion tokens from exchanges within 24 hours, reducing available sell-side liquidity and signaling potential bullish momentum. Despite this positive exchange flow, the price has drop...
This week saw no new IPO debuts, but four small IPOs and five SPACs submitted initial filings, signaling ongoing market activity. Notable filings include Rothe Development aiming to raise $50 million and Vietnam's Meey Global seeking $35 million. Loo...
