TSD recently came up with a new move. They want to regulate those publicly listed companies that treat encryption as treasures. They say it's to make the market more transparent and protect investors.

The new regulations are quite interesting. Some companies that want to issue new shares to buy encryption must first ask shareholders whether they agree. This may slow down companies and make them less eager to dive into encryption.

It seems that the cryptocurrency industry is becoming more regulated. Analysts say that nearly 200 listed companies are looking to get involved, preparing to spend over 130 billion dollars. Most of them are listed on Tether.

Once the rules were announced, many companies' stock prices fell. Strategy, BitMine, and American Bitcoin all saw a decline in their stock prices. Investors seem to be a bit worried.

Overall, the moves made by Taista seem quite interesting. It looks like they are trying to find a balance between innovation and risk. However, it's hard to say how effective it will be.