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📢 Nym Exit Policy Proposals Now Live on Governator: NIP-11 Hey Nym operators, We’re excited to announce that the new exit policy proposal is now live for voting on Nym Governator! Vote now and have your say on the future of Nym’s network. Proposal: NIP-11: Nym Exit Policy Update – Opening Ports for Gemini and Enabling Partial Telegram Support For more detailed information, please visit the forum link. NIP-11 ⏳ Voting Ends: 10 May 2026 Thank you for being part of Nym’s network and supporting its growth!

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is progressing through the US legislative process, introducing clearer distinctions between SEC-regulated securities and CFTC-regulated digital commodities. In our latest article, Velacruz Micha Ayaba, Legal Counsel & Compliance Specialist at Brickken, examines what this means for tokenized real-world assets and the infrastructure required to support compliant deployment. For tokenized RWAs, this represents a structural shift from regulatory ambiguity toward more defined operating frameworks. That means: • More predictable compliance pathways. • Clearer asset classification. • Improved conditions for capital formation. • Greater institutional participation. As regulatory clarity improves, tokenization is no longer limited to asset issuers. Financial operators can enter the market by deploying infrastructure rather than building it from the ground up. This changes how tokenization businesses are launched and scaled. However, regulation alone does not enable scale. Execution depends on infrastructure that supports multi-asset issuance, lifecycle management, investor onboarding, and cross-jurisdictional compliance. Read the full article by Vela