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MicroStrategy's Return, SEC Blockchain Rule & tZERO-ICE | Sep 3
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MicroStrategy ends a ten-week Bitcoin pause with a $370M purchase as the SEC proposes blockchain for securities records and NYSE parent ICE partners on tokenized assets. Today's briefing covers institutional accumulation, macro resilience, TRON TVL, altcoin whale moves, and Thailand's new stablecoin framework.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
MicroStrategy just broke a ten-week silence. The company purchased four thousand, six hundred and three Bitcoin for three hundred and sixty-nine point seven million dollars, ending the longest gap in its accumulation strategy in over a year.
Bitcoin opened September third at seventy-seven thousand, three hundred and eleven dollars and pushed toward seventy-seven thousand, eight hundred and ninety-three. Ethereum opened at two thousand, three hundred and ninety-one and edged higher.
On the regulatory side, the SEC proposed a rule update that enables distributed ledger technology in master securityholder files. Transfer agents would be required to report tokenized securities and the blockchain platforms they use.
That SEC move lands at the same time as a concrete infrastructure deployment. tZERO and ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, announced a partnership on a tokenized securities platform involving digital transfer agent and broker-dealer systems. The NYSE backing is the signal here.
Thailand's SEC approved a new stablecoin compliance framework, targeting digital asset transactions and aiming to attract institutional capital. The details are still sparse.
Whale wallets accumulated selectively in altcoins over the past twenty-four hours. UNI saw two hundred and fifty-seven thousand tokens added.
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