Nasdaq has begun requiring shareholders to approve new shares for the purchase of cryptocurrencies, which has slowed the trend of companies transforming to focus on cryptocurrency. Stocks related to cryptocurrencies have almost all seen declines.

Nasdaq may delist or suspend trading for companies that do not comply with the regulations. With federal regulators stepping back, Nasdaq is now the main enforcer of rules for cryptocurrency-related stocks.

Following the policy announcement, $BTC and $ETH, as well as U.S. stocks primarily holding strategic reserves, experienced varying degrees of decline, marking one of the largest "policy kills" in recent times, primarily impacting U.S. listed companies that use token purchases to drive stock prices up.

This is also why U.S. stocks have shown some gains today, while the cryptocurrency sector has been consistently declining.

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