LATEST: SEC staff say independent token holders who participate in decentralized governance generally aren’t considered a "central party," according to updated crypto FAQs. The guidance clarifies DeFi governance but carries no legal force. https://t.co/ECMB2cVe7o

BitGo launches Bitcoin staking via Stacks, enabling eligible institutional custody clients to earn $BTC rewards while keeping their Bitcoin in custody with BitGo Bank & Trust. https://t.co/LMFdLlPj1b

NYSE taps Broadridge to enable blockchain-based shareholder voting on its tokenized stock platform. Investors can vote via supported wallets, brokers or Broadridge’s ProxyVote service. Broadridge serves over 10,000 public companies worldwide.

INTEL: Bloomberg reports Brazil’s Mercado Bitcoin will absorb a roughly $40 million loss from a hack itself, while Arkham-tagged addresses tied to the attacker still hold about $46.5 million in crypto.

Glassnode reports Bitcoin posted its longest streak of daily net realized losses since mid‑August last week, as sellers exited positions below $80,000. https://t.co/AcubQbtGtH

INTEL: Standard Chartered rolls out tokenized deposit offerings in Hong Kong

LATEST: Token Terminal reports tokenized stocks on Ethereum surged 170% YoY to $827M. Is Ethereum becoming Wall Street’s next home? https://t.co/WcLbCmEHbo

Markus Thielen (@markus10x), founder of 10x Research, told #TRADESECRETS he’s skeptical of massive Bitcoin price predictions for 2030: “I think you have to really understand how much money it takes to push Bitcoin higher.”

INTEL: Goldman Sachs data show hedge funds are selling U.S. tech stocks at the fastest pace in over a decade, with semiconductor shares taking the biggest hit. https://t.co/QYblipcEZU

🇺🇸 BIG: Crypto has funneled $176 million into the 2026 US midterms, Reuters reports. Fairshake and affiliates account for roughly $154M of that, about $56M aimed at blocking Sherrod Brown’s Senate comeback in Ohio. Election Day is tomorrow. https://t.co/l4qiiBbobY