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Ironlight Group’s big $21 mln bet on tokenized securities: Worth the hype?

Ironlight Group has secured $21 million in funding from investors including former TD Bank CEO Greg Braca, the Sei Development Foundation, and Laidlaw Private Equity to scale its infrastructure for tokenized securities. The funds will support the development of Ironlight Markets ATS, a platform designed to connect issuance, distribution, and trading of regulated tokenized assets. Laidlaw's managing member emphasized that Ironlight is building critical infrastructure to enable institutional participation in this growing market. The tokenized securities sector is highly competitive, with major players like Securitize, Ondo Finance, and Robinhood already active. However, growth projections are significant: the market is expected to reach between $2 trillion and $11 trillion by 2030, up from the current $27 billion (excluding stablecoins). Tokenized stocks, the fifth-largest segment, recently hit a record $1.05 billion market cap with strong monthly transfer volume and nearly 200,000 holders. Ethereum leads in settlement volume for tokenized securities at nearly $400 million, followed by Solana and BNB Chain. As regulatory clarity improves and adoption accelerates, these blockchain networks may see increased demand. For investors, tracking top settlement layers could provide strategic exposure to the sector’s anticipated expansion.

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Most Crypto Assets Confirmed As Non-Securities By SEC And CFTC In New Guidance

In a significant regulatory development, the US SEC and CFTC have issued joint guidance clarifying that the majority of crypto assets are not securities. This long-awaited move aims to end over a decade of uncertainty by providing a clear framework for digital tokens under federal securities laws. The guidance establishes a detailed taxonomy, categorizing assets as digital commodities, collectibles, tools, stablecoins, or securities. It explains how token classification can change over time and addresses the application of securities rules to activities like airdrops, staking, and mining. Both agencies encourage market participants to review the interpretation to understand regulatory jurisdiction.

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Crypto Power Move: Bitmine Ramps Up Ethereum Buys To 4.6M ETH

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SEC says most crypto assets are not securities in new regulatory framework

The U.S. SEC, in coordination with the CFTC, issued new guidance on March 17, 2026, clarifying that most crypto assets are not securities. The framework introduces a taxonomy classifying digital assets into five categories: digital commodities, collectibles, tools, stablecoins, and digital securities. It emphasizes that a crypto asset itself may not be a security, even if involved in an investment contract, and that its regulatory status can change over time. The guidance also addresses staking, airdrops, mining, and asset wrapping, reducing uncertainty for market participants. This move signals improved regulatory alignment between the SEC and CFTC, providing clearer rules for builders, issuers, and investors.

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Dogecoin reclaims $0.10: Will whale demand sustain DOGE’s upside?

Dogecoin (DOGE) extended its bullish momentum, reclaiming the $0.10 resistance level and reaching a local high of $0.104. The rally was supported by strong whale accumulation between $0.092 and $0.097, as indicated by sustained spot demand and a positive Spot Taker CVD for seven consecutive days. Exchange netflows also turned negative, signaling aggressive spot buying. However, futures traders derisked, with net outflows of $22.06 million, reflecting bearish sentiment in derivatives markets. Technical indicators show DOGE in overbought territory with a bearish crossover on the Stochastic RSI, suggesting potential near-term volatility. If spot demand holds, DOGE could target $0.11; otherwise, a drop to $0.095 is possible.

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