The SEC Just Made Stablecoins ‘Working Capital’ for Broker-Dealers — Why That Matters
A tiny SEC FAQ edit (2% haircut) could unlock stablecoin settlement and tokenized securities for broker-dealers.
A tiny SEC FAQ edit (2% haircut) could unlock stablecoin settlement and tokenized securities for broker-dealers.
The SEC quietly changed one FAQ answer and made stablecoins count as real capital on Wall Street. Here's why a 2% haircut might be the biggest crypto policy shift of 2026.
The U.S. Supreme Court just did something historic: it struck down President Trump's tariff regime in a decisive 6-3 ruling. The court said no president has ever invoked the statute to impose tariffs "of this magnitude and scope" and that Trump's actions extended
Thursday was a weird day for crypto's relationship with Washington. In one corner, a Federal Reserve president called the entire industry worthless. In another, a senator demanded guarantees that taxpayer money wouldn't be used to rescue it. And somewhere in between, Bitcoin quietly bled below $66,
Stripe's Bridge gets OCC approval for a national bank charter to issue stablecoins. The biggest payments company on the internet just got a federal license to issue digital dollars.