Crypto Market News: CFTC Opens Tokenized Assets to Wall Street as Pepeto Hits $11.1M

The crypto market news this week tells one story: the old guard is moving in. The CFTC cleared tokenized assets for customer fund use on September 24, per CryptoTimes. That same day, tokenized real world assets hit $46 billion in total value, up more than 5,300% from the baseline.

Bitcoin sits above $84,000. Ether trades near $2,686. Both are up near 10% this week. History says the biggest cycle returns always go to the wallets that entered at presale price, before the listing. Pepeto, a meme coin running a live exchange with over $11.1 million raised, is that step right now.

What Does the CFTC Tokenized Asset Ruling Mean for Crypto?

The CFTC updated its crypto FAQ on September 24, per CryptoTimes. Futures firms can now put customer funds into tokenized forms of assets they already hold. It also cleared the use of blockchain for official records, per TokenPost.

Tokenized funds make up $34.7 billion of the $46 billion total. That is Wall Street money sitting on public chains, not test runs. When the people who write the rules start building on them, the direction is set. The next leg of growth belongs to the coins that already built the tools for it.

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