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🇰🇷 Seoul, here we come. Honored to join RWA Forum as a panel speaker during Korea Buidl Week 2026. An invite-only, closed-door session at Future House, Cheongdam. Our CEO @IsHedyW will be speaking alongside leading institutions, sharing key RWA insights on the real bottleneck in tokenization: distribution. Korea is a strategic priority for Block Street. Looking forward to engaging with the ecosystem in Seoul. More details 👇 rwaforum.kr

Liquidity fragmentation isn’t just inefficiency. It breaks price discovery. Unified liquidity is how markets scale.

Seoul is next 🇰🇷 With our CEO @IsHedyW joining us on the ground, we’re bringing the Block Street community together for Unified RWA Night, a closer look at what we’re building. From fragmented liquidity to unified execution and settlement,Block Street powers the infrastructure layer for onchain capital markets. Shaping the future of RWA, live in Seoul, coming soon. An evening of product insights, real conversations, and what’s ahead. Register now 👇 luma.com/330dlbyp

BSB bridge to @base is now live, with Base liquidity activated. Block Street continues to unify liquidity across chains; bringing execution, settlement, and capital efficiency onto Base.

Coinbase sent a formal written submission to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force on April 1, 2026 The full title of the submission is: “Re: Why Third-Party Tokenization of Publicly Traded Securities Should Not Require Issuer Approval.” This is a public input document responding to the SEC’s ongoing solicitation of views on modernizing securities markets through blockchain technology, including tokenization, custody, trading, and related issues. Coinbase strongly opposes any requirement that third-party tokenization of existing publicly traded stocks (e.g., turning shares of Apple, Tesla, or other listed companies into blockchain tokens) must obtain prior consent or approval from the original issuer (the company that first issued the shares). • Main Reasons Outlined: • It would contradict long-standing U.S. federal securities law principles, such as Section 4(a)(1) of the Securities Act (allowing resale without issuer involvement in many secondary-market scenarios) and Rule 17Ad-20 (governing transfer agents and restrictions on secondary markets). • Decades of SEC precedent emphasize free transferability and portability of securities in secondary markets. Issuers generally do not have veto power over how investors transfer or custody their owned shares once in the public market. • Requiring issuer approval would effectively give public companies an unprecedented “veto” over lawful secondary-market activity, potentially creating anticompetitive barriers, stifling innovation, and favoring closed systems controlled by incumbents. • Third-party tokenization does not create a new security. It represents the existing underlying shares on a blockchain while fully preserving shareholder rights (voting, dividends, corporate actions, etc.). • Recent SEC-friendly developments, such as approvals for Nasdaq’s tokenized trading pilots and the DTCC’s Tokenization Services, have proceeded without imposing issuer-consent requirements. Adding such a mandate now would represent a regulatory reversal. Coinbase advocates for a flexible framework that allows both: • Issuer-led tokenization (where the company itself issues or authorizes blockchain versions of its shares). • Third-party tokenization (where independent platforms or entities create tokenized representations of existing shares). This coexistence, they argue, would best enable efficiencies like T+0 (instant) settlement, 24/7 trading, reduced intermediary costs, greater transparency, peer-to-peer transfers, and broader composability with other blockchain-native features (e.g., using tokenized stocks in DeFi-like protocols while maintaining compliance). The letter also ties into broader themes: enabling “portability of tokenized securities through decentralized protocols” as the future of capital markets, warning that overly restrictive rules (like mandatory issuer consent) could push innovation offshore, limiting the SEC’s ability to oversee and gather data for future rulemakings. It references the SEC’s planned “innovation exemption” as a key opportunity that should not be unnecessarily gated.

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抖音很火爆 以CZ经历为原型 录制的小人物传记！！！ 刚发一条视频就播放数十万，点赞破2万 第一个视频讲的cz当时出海前的传记，写的不比cz自己书里边的差。很快会在国内发酵，这是为数不多解读web3人的心路历程的视频账号，这造型妥妥就是cz大表哥啊

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MASSIVE: 🇺🇸 The CLARITY Act is done. Lummis confirmed it. Text dropping next week. DeFi protected. Stablecoin yield unlocked. Institutional barriers gone. Years of regulatory uncertainty. Ended. Next week. The countdown is no longer months. It's days.

RWA onchain has surpassed $10B. Tokenized stocks now exceed $1B — still early, but accelerating. The foundation is being laid. The real expansion is ahead. Source: rwa.xyz

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Binance Cracks Down on Market Makers- Self-regulate is key: Thread 👇 1/ Binance now requires token projects to disclose their market maker identity, legal entity, and key contract terms. This includes how inventory and fees are handled. The goal is to bring transparency to liquidity arrangements that previously operated with limited public visibility.

The next era of finance is onchain. Tokenization is here. Liquidity is next. Build it. Connect it. Unlock it.

Imagine not tokenizing in 2026.

Psychologist reveals why it's important to Write down your goals to be successful‼️‼️

The world's largest institutions are aligned. We're entering the golden age of tokenization.

CRYPTO TOKENIZATION HEARING 2026 HAS MENTIONED PASSING THE CRYPTO MARKET STRUCTURE BILL. ALL RULES ARE IN PLACE! ALSO MENTIONED HOW GARY GENSLER DESTROYED CRYPTO FROM RULES BY ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS.