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In crypto news today, the SEC is considering a proposal to allow stock trading on blockchain, which would integrate digital assets with traditional finance. This initiative would let investors buy and sell stock tokens on approved crypto platforms, reflecting a growing acceptance of tokenization. The SEC aims to advance innovation

Crypto companies in the U.S. are increasing hiring following new legislation and regulatory clarity that has reversed years of talent leaving the country. Hugh Norton-Smith of Intersection Growth Partners noted a significant re-shoring of crypto talent thanks to regulations on stablecoins enacted by President Trump. Last year, many U.

Crypto companies in the United States have significantly increased hiring in 2025 following new legislation and regulatory clarity that have reversed a trend of talent emigrating overseas. Industry experts, including Hugh Norton-Smith, co-founder of Intersection Growth Partners, noted a massive re-shoring of crypto talent, spurred by a law regulating stablecoins

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a no-action letter to DoubleZero, allowing it to proceed with the distribution of its network's native tokens without regulatory concerns. This decision is significant for decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), as it indicates a more favorable regulatory stance

SOL experienced a sharp decline to $204.17 amid concerns over a U.S. government shutdown set for Oct. 1, following failure to reach a funding agreement. Despite this decline, pro traders capitalized on the dip, with institutional investors stepping in to buy. Retail leveraged longs were particularly impacted by

Issuers of Solana ETFs are anticipating SEC approval possibly next week, as reports indicate a 'high conviction' for their approval in early October. This anticipation follows the SEC's recent endorsement of generic listing standards for crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) and numerous amended Solana fund submissions. However,

President Trump signed an executive order directing the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to allocate $50 million for artificial intelligence (AI) projects aimed at enhancing childhood cancer research and treatments. The initiative will fund scientific teams to improve clinical trials, sharpen diagnoses, enhance treatments, discover cures, and strengthen prevention strategies