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Court Suspends Effect of Prediction Market Ban in Minnesota Before Its August 1st Start

A Minnesota court has temporarily blocked the state's ban on prediction markets from taking effect on August 1. The ruling, secured by companies Kalshi and Polymarket, allows these fast-growing platforms to continue operating. The case has significant implications for the crypto sector, as these markets are deeply intertwined with digital assets. Polymarket settles trades using blockchain stablecoins, and crypto-related contracts form a substantial portion of trading on both platforms. The legal fight will test how far states can go in regulating markets that increasingly involve digital assets, while regulators debate whether prediction markets fall under derivatives or gambling laws. The prediction market sector has grown dramatically, with monthly trading volumes reaching tens of billions of dollars in 2026. Crypto is a major trading category, accounting for roughly 20% of Polymarket's volume. The Minnesota case could determine whether these platforms develop under federal derivatives oversight or a patchwork of state gambling laws, shaping their future integration with blockchain-based financial infrastructure. While Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange, currently leads in trading volume, Polymarket is reportedly seeking broader U.S. regulatory approval. The preliminary court order is a temporary reprieve; the broader legal question remains unresolved. The outcome will influence not only prediction markets but also how institutional investors view blockchain-based finance.

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Court Suspends Effect of Prediction Market Ban in Minnesota Before Its August 1st Start

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Total Value of RWA on XRP Ledger Exceeds $4 Billion

The RWA (Real-World Assets) market on the XRP Ledger has grown rapidly, surpassing $4 billion in total value. Over the past six months, the network attracted $2.6 billion in new RWA inflows (excluding stablecoins), the second-highest among all blockchains, trailing only BNB Chain ($3 billion). This growth has positioned XRPL as the world's sixth-largest blockchain by total RWA value ($4.38B). Key contributors to this expansion include the JMWH energy commodity token, CRX Digital Assets' credit product, and Ripple's $RLUSD stablecoin. Notably, the network's RWA market has surged from under $1 billion at the start of 2026 to its current level, now accounting for about 1% of the global $417 billion tokenized asset market.

cryptonews.ruIeri 10:58

Total Value of RWA on XRP Ledger Exceeds $4 Billion

cryptonews.ruIeri 10:58

What’s next as GENIUS Act misses first major rulemaking deadline?

The GENIUS Act, the U.S. stablecoin framework passed in July 2027, has missed its first major rulemaking deadline. Regulators, including the Federal Reserve, were required to finalize rules by July 18, 2027, but none of the 10 related proposals have been officially completed. Six are past the comment period, while four remain open. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh indicated final rules could be issued imminently. The banking industry has expressed concerns about the legislation creating an uneven playing field. Despite the regulatory delay, the stablecoin market has responded positively, with total supply growing from $250 billion to over $300 billion since the law's passage, and firms like Fidelity launching new offerings. Senator Bill Hagerty, a co-sponsor, hailed the act as a "watershed moment" for U.S. leadership in digital assets.

ambcrypto07/18 18:02

What’s next as GENIUS Act misses first major rulemaking deadline?

ambcrypto07/18 18:02

USDC gets major banking push from Standard Chartered – Details!

Standard Chartered and Circle have partnered to bring USD Coin (USDC) closer to traditional banking. The collaboration enables institutional clients to mint and redeem USDC directly through Standard Chartered's banking platform, starting in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) with plans for expansion. This integrated service combines banking, custody, and digital asset offerings, eliminating the need for separate accounts with Circle. Standard Chartered claims it is the first Global Systemically Important Bank to provide such a service. The partnership is significant as the stablecoin market has grown substantially, with USD-pegged stablecoin supply nearly doubling from about $160 billion to around $300 billion over the past 24 months. While Tether (USDT) remains the market leader, USDC is the second-largest stablecoin, maintaining a supply of $70-$80 billion. This scale and Circle's established corporate presence make USDC a likely choice for institutional adoption through this new banking-led access.

ambcrypto07/03 06:32

USDC gets major banking push from Standard Chartered – Details!

ambcrypto07/03 06:32

U.S. CFTC Launches Extensive Investigation into Polymarket, Is the Prediction Market Frenzy Season Cooling Down?

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has launched a broad investigation into the prediction market platform Polymarket, focusing on its business practices including social media activities. This follows a bipartisan letter from U.S. senators urging the CFTC to probe allegations of paid influencer false marketing and fraudulent promotion of gambling-like products to American users. The investigation comes as the prediction market sector experiences explosive growth, largely driven by the World Cup. Weekly trading volumes have hit record highs, exceeding $14.4 billion, with platforms like Kalshi and Robinhood's new venture seeing significant activity. Major firms like Meta are also showing interest in the space. This regulatory scrutiny signals a potential end to the sector's "wild growth" phase. The CFTC's move also highlights an escalating jurisdictional conflict between federal regulators and state authorities. Over a dozen states, including Kentucky and New York, have sued platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, accusing them of operating illegal sports betting, which threatens state gambling tax revenues. The CFTC is countersuing to assert its exclusive federal jurisdiction over these "event contracts" as derivatives. Furthermore, the CFTC's approval of Kalshi's Bitcoin perpetual futures contract has sparked a lawsuit from traditional exchange CME, alleging regulatory overreach. The political and capital landscape is intricate, with Donald Trump Jr. holding advisory roles and investments in both Kalshi and Polymarket. This connects capital, political influence, and regulatory bodies, suggesting the current investigation may be a step toward formalizing the industry's rules rather than halting its progress.

Odaily星球日报06/30 06:00

U.S. CFTC Launches Extensive Investigation into Polymarket, Is the Prediction Market Frenzy Season Cooling Down?

Odaily星球日报06/30 06:00

a16z: RWA Has Passed the Proof of Concept, but the Real Challenges Are Just Beginning

a16z highlights that the tokenized real-world asset (RWA) market, excluding stablecoins, has grown tenfold in under two years to roughly $340 billion. This surge is primarily driven by US Treasury bonds and gold, offering investors yield on idle stablecoins and providing institutions with more efficient settlement and collateral flows. However, the core insight is that most tokenized assets today are simply digital certificates for off-chain holdings—used for ownership and transfer but not deeply integrated into DeFi as composable financial building blocks. For instance, only about 5% of tokenized bonds ($8B) are actively used in DeFi protocols. Smaller categories like reinsurance tokens show much higher DeFi utilization (84%), indicating they were designed for on-chain composability from the start. The market remains concentrated, with US Treasuries and commodities comprising two-thirds of the total. Gold dominates the commodities segment. While Ethereum holds over half the market, activity is spreading across multiple chains like BNB Chain and Solana. Predictions for the market's future size vary widely (from $2 trillion to over $30 trillion by 2030/2034), reflecting different definitions of what constitutes tokenization. All agree on significant growth. The current market is minuscule compared to traditional finance (e.g., tokenized bonds are 0.01% of the global bond market). The key takeaway is that the initial "proof-of-concept" phase for moving familiar assets on-chain is proving successful. The next, harder challenge is moving more complex financial instruments onto blockchains and enabling true on-chain composability, where these assets become programmable components within a native digital financial system, rather than just digitized records.

marsbit05/28 10:26

a16z: RWA Has Passed the Proof of Concept, but the Real Challenges Are Just Beginning

marsbit05/28 10:26

Conquering is easy, governing is hard: Polymarket must bow to regulations to plant its flag globally

Polymarket, a decentralized prediction market platform, faces significant regulatory hurdles in its global expansion. Its "permissionless" model, which bypasses traditional identity and financial controls, has led to widespread crackdowns. India recently blocked the site, categorizing it as illegal online gambling under new 2025 laws. Brazil also banned it and similar platforms, though it simultaneously authorized a regulated, investor-only version on its national exchange. Across Europe, countries like France, Portugal, and the Netherlands are enforcing bans based on existing gambling and financial regulations. To enter key markets, Polymarket is adopting a pragmatic, compliant approach. In the U.S., it paid a $1.12 million fine, acquired a CFTC-licensed exchange, and now operates a regulated, KYC-mandatory platform for American users. It also secured a major investment from Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which will distribute its prediction data to institutional investors. In Japan, where gambling laws are strict, Polymarket has begun a long-term lobbying effort, aiming for legalization by 2030 through building institutional partnerships and community presence. Despite these challenges, the prediction market industry is booming, with global volume projected to surge from $51 billion to potentially $1 trillion by 2030. Polymarket's core dilemma remains: adapting its decentralized, anonymous model to fit within sovereign regulatory frameworks focused on licensing, consumer protection, and anti-money laundering rules. Its survival in each market depends on navigating this complex political and legal landscape.

marsbit05/26 10:06

Conquering is easy, governing is hard: Polymarket must bow to regulations to plant its flag globally

marsbit05/26 10:06

a16z: 7 Charts to Understand How Tokenization is Changing the Nature of Assets

"a16z: 7 Charts on How Tokenization is Changing the Nature of Assets" Tokenized Assets (or Real-World Assets - RWA) are transforming asset forms, liquidity, and financial system construction. The market recently surpassed $30 billion, stabilizing around $34 billion (excluding stablecoins), representing a tenfold increase in less than two years, driven by clearer regulations, mature institutional infrastructure, and increased financial institution adoption. The primary driver of recent growth is tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds. These offer investors efficient, flexible digital access to yield-bearing assets and improve institutional operations like settlement and collateral management. Other asset classes show varied growth: asset-backed credit leads, followed by niche financial assets (e.g., reinsurance, mining notes), while venture capital took longer to scale. Market segmentation shows high concentration. In commodities, tokenized gold dominates (~$5 billion), as its standardized, storable nature fits tokenization well. Bonds are the largest category ($15.2B), but only ~5% are used in DeFi protocols. Conversely, smaller niches like reinsurance tokens see high (~84%) on-chain utilization, highlighting a core industry divide: most current tokenized assets are merely digitized records for easier holding/transfer, lacking the "composability" (free combination/interaction) that is key to blockchain-native finance. The ecosystem is distributed across multiple blockchains, with Ethereum hosting over half the value ($15.7B), followed by BNB Chain, Solana, and others. Future market size predictions vary widely (e.g., $2-$30 trillion by 2030+), but all indicate massive potential from the current small base. Tokenized assets currently represent minuscule fractions of their global counterparts (e.g., 0.01% of global bonds). The current phase focuses on digitizing straightforward assets. The next challenge is to bring more complex financial components on-chain and deeply integrate tokenized assets into composable, internet-native financial infrastructure.

链捕手05/24 06:25

a16z: 7 Charts to Understand How Tokenization is Changing the Nature of Assets

链捕手05/24 06:25

Is CFTC ‘ready to take responsibility’ for $3T crypto market?

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is positioning itself as a leading regulator for the $3 trillion cryptocurrency market. Chair Michael Selig stated the agency is prepared to take on this responsibility and is working with the SEC to harmonize federal oversight. This shift comes amid broader U.S. regulatory improvements, which have supported significant market growth, including a stablecoin market cap exceeding $319 billion. The CFTC has taken steps like publishing a crypto-asset system and offering regulatory relief to developers. However, key legislation, such as the CLARITY Act, remains stalled in Congress. A clearer regulatory framework is seen as crucial for further industry expansion.

ambcrypto04/02 12:12

Is CFTC ‘ready to take responsibility’ for $3T crypto market?

ambcrypto04/02 12:12

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.

ambcrypto03/17 23:04

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

ambcrypto03/17 23:04

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