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"The SEC is moving toward a lighter approach to tokenized stocks on crypto platforms," and $HYPE has gone ballistic as a result. Horus Hughes of Cointelegraph tells Remy Blaire traders are piling into pre-IPO stocks and tokenized assets as banks and crypto exchanges get more regulatory runway. "RWA is...

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