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🎯 HBARUSDT — DOUBLE SIGNAL 🟢 LONG SIGNAL * Entry: $0.08013 * TP1: $0.08100 * TP2: $0.08180 * TP3: $0.08260 * TP4: $0.08350 🔴 SHORT SIGNAL * Entry: $0.08013 * TP1: $0.07930 * TP2: $0.07850 * TP3: $0.07770 * TP4: $0.07680$PHA $MORPHO $BTC

HBAR Tests $0.080 Support; $0.20 Recovery Hinges on Reclaim At The key is not whether HBAR can reach $0.20, but whether bulls can turn the pullback into a valid daily reset. $0.080-$0.084 is the defense line; reclaiming $0.092-$0.095 shifts focus to $0.10-$0.11 supply. Price pullback tests 0.080-0.084 support A break below 0.080 could target 0.072-0.075 Reclaiming 0.092-0.095 could confirm renewed strength After breaking through multiple supply zones, HBAR may challenge 0.20 $HBAR

$YGG The SEC has been asked by a total of six blockchain organizations to categorize digital commodities as non-securities. Also, they’ve asked the SEC to make the rules for staking and secondary trading clear.  This comes even as the SEC’s comment period ended and two DeFi consultations were opened by the UK’s FCA. Six networks want ‘digital commodity’ embedded into the rules  The advice was contained in a joint letter, signed by Chainlink Labs, the Cardano Foundation, Hedera, Aptos Labs, Ava Labs and the Stellar Development Foundation.  The six organizations are asking for one major thing; they want the SEC to change the digital commodity classification from interpretive guidance to the tenets of the proposed Regulation Crypto Assets framework.  The six organizations want the SEC to make the classification of digital commodities to be as clear as possible. They argue that the lack of clarity means developers and market participants would stay guessing as to whether the securities laws apply to them. Staking and secondary trades top the list of requests  The letter doesn’t just stop at classification of digital commodities. It also asks for clearer rules on how securities law affects secondary-market trades of digital assets, staking, and other activities linked to decentralized networks.  This is not the first time the SEC has been queried. In a joint publication with the CFTC in March, the SEC categorized crypto assets into five groups. The groups are: digital commodities, digital collectibles, digital tools, stablecoins and digital securities.  The document included sections on “protocol mining” and “protocol staking,” as well as the treatment of staking receipt tokens. The six organizations want those ideas to be incorporated into the legal framework, to provide uniform interpretations and avoid confusion.   Wall Street and DeFi groups filed opposing comments The framework proposed by the SEC has drawn over 100 comments in the two months since it was introduced in August. Crypto firms, trade bodies and Wall Street institutions all chimed in with their opinions.  The proposal aims to create an exemption for token offerings when it comes to registration. Startup exemptions would apply to offerings of up to $5 million, while fundraising exemptions cover up to $75 million over 12 months.  The draft drew support from the Hyperliquid Policy Center even though HPC argued for a change in the handling of airdrops. HPC made this claim because it believes a giveaway with no consideration does not qualify to be a securities transaction.  The Alternative Investment Management Association asked for revisions clarifying investors’ legal rights, while the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association focused on the separate five-year “innovation exemption” that became effective in September and opened the door to onchain trading of tokenized stocks.  FCA puts DeFi firms on notice with two consultations The United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has also made regulatory moves, opening two consultations on October 21, 2026.  The first consultation, GC26/7, touches on guidance for regulated firms that make use of decentralized finance, with a particular focus on operational resilience, financial crime and the Money Laundering Regulations.  The second one, CP26/36, places particular attention on recent exclusions from cryptoasset regulation as a result of legislative changes. From the FCA’s standpoint, it does not see the DeFi paper as creating new policy; rather, it sees it as clarifying current rules and regulations. The two consultations are set to expire on November 18, 2026, with a plan for final guidance set for January next year.  The wider regime brought in by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Cryptoassets) Regulations 2026 takes effect on October 25, 2027; firms could begin applying on September 30, 2026, and have until February 28, 2027, to file.  If you're reading this, you’re already ahead. Stay there with our newsletter.

$GRVT Hedera recently highlighted the critical need for institutions to establish effective strategies for tokenizing real-world assets. This commentary, shared on Twitter, underscores the growing importance of digital asset management in the crypto space. As institutions increasingly explore blockchain technology, their approach to tokenization will likely play a significant role in market dynamics moving forward. What Went Down The recent tweet from Hedera draws attention to the ongoing discussions around the tokenization of real-world assets, a trend that could reshape institutional investment strategies. With the broader crypto market reflecting mixed signals, the focus on effective tokenization methods may influence how institutions engage with digital assets. As the demand for innovative financial solutions grows, the conversation initiated by Hedera may resonate with stakeholders seeking to adapt to evolving market conditions. The Essentials Hedera emphasizes the necessity of strategic frameworks for tokenization. Institutions are urged to focus on real-world asset integration. The growing interest in digital assets highlights potential market shifts. Effective tokenization could streamline asset management processes. The increasing institutional interest in blockchain technology is evident. Market Snapshot Currently, the crypto market shows a lack of significant price movements, with Hedera trading at $0 and reporting no trading volume in the last 24 hours. This environment reflects broader market volatility, as traders remain cautious amid fluctuating sentiments across major assets. The absence of price action suggests that market participants are closely monitoring developments around tokenization and institutional strategies. Hedera is a decentralized public network designed for speed and efficiency in processing transactions. The organization focuses on providing the infrastructure necessary for developers to build decentralized applications, making it an essential player in the evolving landscape of digital assets. The increasing interest in tokenization aligns with global trends toward integrating blockchain technology into various sectors. The Road Ahead Traders should keep an eye on how institutional strategies for asset tokenization evolve in the coming months. As discussions around effective frameworks gain momentum, potential shifts in market dynamics may arise. The outlook remains cautious, with traders assessing risks associated with broader market trends and institutional engagement in the crypto space. The post Institutions Need Effective Strategies to Tokenize appeared first on Coinfomania.