SEC Tokenized Stock Signal Sparks HYPE Rally as Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $649M
The SEC's hint that third-party platforms may be allowed to tokenize equities sent HYPE sharply higher, even as Bitcoin ETFs shed $649 million in net
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The SEC's hint that third-party platforms may be allowed to tokenize equities sent HYPE sharply higher, even as Bitcoin ETFs shed $649 million in net
BlackRock transferred 5,847 Bitcoin worth roughly $450 million to Coinbase Prime in 20 separate on-chain transactions, drawing attention from
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