Tokenisation

This second SEC roundtable brings regulators, legal experts, and crypto leaders together to address custody compliance—a key regulatory challenge. Many argue existing rules don’t reflect digital asset realities. Will the session bring clarity or more confusion?

HashKey Group and Bosera Asset Management are launching the world's first tokenised money market ETFs in Hong Kong, offering a digital version of traditional money market funds. The tokenisation promises improved transparency, liquidity, and efficiency, targeting both traditional investors and the growing DeFi community.

The SEC, led by Hester Peirce, is hosting four public roundtables between April and June 2025 to create clearer regulations for cryptocurrency. The initiative marks a shift from enforcement to a more collaborative approach, engaging with industry experts to address key issues like trading, custody, and decentralised finance.

Two old rivals, Kevin Rose, the co-creator of Moonbirds and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, are working together to work on a antidote for the ailing social media landscape of today.

Telegram game Tomarket has lifted some airdrop bans on players previously accused of cheating, but key details remain unclear, such as the number of reinstated players, token listing date, and total supply. Could more adjustments be on the horizon?

Singapore’s MAS is pushing forward with an ambitious asset tokenization plan, creating frameworks and commercial networks to integrate blockchain into traditional finance. With a test network for digital Singapore dollar transactions and global partnerships, Singapore aims to lead the tokenization market by 2030.

Hamster Kombat has released a teaser trailer for Season 2 of its popular Telegram clicker game, aiming to engage its community. This season will focus on game development and publishing, allowing players to take on the role of CEO and create their own gaming studio.

Telegram's top crypto games, Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) and Catizen (CATI), have seen their tokens drop over 50% from peak values, echoing declines in other gaming tokens like Notcoin (NOT) and Toncoin (TON). The question now is whether they can recover or face a continued decline and possible collapse.

World Liberty Financial, backed by the Trump family, has launched the KYC process for its WLFI tokens. Accredited US investors and non-US participants can join, while US retail investors are excluded due to regulations. The project hopes to expand access to all US users in the future.

Following Hamster Kombat’s airdrop, many players expressed disappointment, feeling their in-game efforts as CEOs were poorly rewarded. The airdrop, deemed "dust," coincided with a 45% drop in HMSTR token value. Is the once-thriving tap-to-earn game all tapped out?