The SEC has approved a Nasdaq rule allowing the trading of tokenized stocks and securities, marking a significant step in integrating blockchain technology with traditional finance. This move is expected to enhance market accessibility and liquidity.In another development, PayPal has expanded its stablecoin services to 70 countries, broadening access to digital currencies globally. This expansion aligns with the growing demand for stablecoins as a reliable digital asset for transactions.Additionally, the SEC and CFTC have issued joint guidance clarifying that most crypto assets are not considered securities, providing much-needed regulatory clarity. Meanwhile, SEC Chair Paul Atkins emphasized the need for clear regulations to support the evolving crypto markets, while CFTC Chair Mike Selig highlighted the transformative potential of blockchain in finance.