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Crypto Tokens Jump Up to 50% in a Post-Clarity Regulatory Bet

Bloomberg Markets Monday 21 September 2026, 18:18 UTC By Muyao Shen 1 min read
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Crypto tokens tied to trading and tokenization are surging after US regulators moved to expand digital-asset markets despite the failure of landmark crypto legislation in Congress.

Crypto tokens tied to trading and tokenization are surging after US regulators moved to expand digital-asset markets despite the failure of landmark crypto legislation in Congress.
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