Bullish flows, regulation wins, partnership news
about 7h ago
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The Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC) and Pyth Network contributor, Douro Labs, asked the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), on August 17 2026, to end Rule 611. Rule 611 is the 2005 trade-through rule. HPC and Duro Labs argue that Rule 611 is unable to properly describe how stock trades are settled on public blockchains and...
This article was assembled by EVAI’s NLP pipeline aggregating 3 source articles. Attention score and sentiment are recalculated every 30 seconds. This is not financial advice.
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| bitcoinethereumnews.com | Blockchain Association urges SEC to drop 2 trading rules | 141.8 | Bullish | #3 | about 7h ago |
| crypto.news | Blockchain Association urges SEC to drop 2 trading rules | 163.6 | Bullish | #2 | about 7h ago |
| cryptopolitan.com | HPC leads policy push as trade-through rule faces SEC chopping table | 2K | Bearish | #1 | about 16h ago |
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